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On Virgin Atlantic's flights they have a class called "Upper Class." It is essentially business class with some first class perks (like airport lounge access).
by Someone1234 8y ago
On Virgin Atlantic's flights they have a class called "Upper Class." It is essentially business class with some first class perks (like airport lounge access). Anyway, they have these unique seats that let you lay literally flat[0]. It is the only time I've ever slept on a flight, even most business class don't go flat they just tip back.
So sign me on for bunk beds.
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- maxxxxx 8y agoI have looked at these longingly....
- Someone1234 8y agoThey're everything you imagine they are. Some other business class might give you more room or perks, but lay flat beds are extremely rare (only other example off the top of my head is the A380's private rooms).
- bolasanibk 8y agoThey are becoming more common. Check the table on this page for a list. https://www.seatguru.com/charts/longhaul_business_class.php https://www.seatguru.com/charts/longhaul_business_class.php
- SteveCoast 8y agoLay flat seems pretty common internationally, United Polaris for example...
- eyd68 8y agoLie flat beds in international, long-haul business class are common enough that I consider anything else Premium Eco. For example, Norwegian Premium is sold as Business Class (J), but I've been just as comfortable in British Premium Economy. They are priced about the same.