"With high-flying passengers demanding more from first and business class than fast-track and a lie-flat bed, the battle to win the hearts (and wallets) of luxury passengers has never been fiercer. Direct aisle access, privacy doors, Champagne and caviar now come as standard on major airlines such as Qatar, Cathay Pacific and Delta, pushing the competition to innovate in new and exciting ways."
"Hidden behind higher-than-average privacy doors, all ergonomic seats will slide seamlessly into a fully flat bed position at the touch of a button, stretching to almost two metres in length (the same length as the average double bed). There will also be new cinematic TV screens, seamless Wi-Fi, and gourmet meals that can be ordered in advance via the airline's famed Book the Cook service."
A new wave of premium airline cabins focuses on privacy, space, and high-tech comforts to meet growing luxury traveler expectations. Airlines are installing direct aisle access, privacy doors, Champagne and caviar service, and ergonomic seats that transform into full-length flat beds. Singapore Airlines is rolling out upgraded business-class cabins on A350-900 routes with nearly two-metre beds, cinematic TV screens, seamless Wi‑Fi, and advance-order gourmet meals via Book the Cook. ANA's The Room FX will offer enclosed suites with sliding doors, a no-recline sofa converting into a 194-centimetre lie-flat bed, and tech such as a 24-inch 4K monitor and Bluetooth audio.
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