Customers have come to expect an increased level of comfort when it comes to business and first class.
That's why airlines have introduced innovations to further elevate a luxurious flight experience.
Including fully stocked in-flight bars and lounges to lie-flat massage seats, here are 10 things airlines are doing to make flying business and first class more enjoyable.
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In-flight chefs are creating special meals on board.
Some airlines have started bringing quality chefs aboard flights to cater meals to passengers in person.
Turkish Airlines offers "Flying Chefs" on its long-haul flights and some shorter flights.
Gulf Air has a team of about 100 Sky Chefs who serve customers on their Falcon Gold class on long-haul flights, and Austrian Airlines employs chefs from the gourmet catering company Do & Co for business-class customers. These chefs will also recommend drink pairings with your meal, from wines to vintage Champagnes.
There are in-flight bars and lounges.
In-flight bars are getting increasingly decked out.
Qatar Airways' lounge on its A380 model includes fresh flowers, canapés, and snacks, while Virgin Atlantic's in-flight bar on its A330 Upper Class stretches a little over 8 feet.
On Emirates' Onboard Lounge, you are treated to appetizers and drinks curated by bartenders, while Etihad offers The Lobby on its A380. The fully serviced lounge and bar includes a large flat-screen television.
Korean Air also offers the Celestial Bar at the rear of its business-class upper deck on all A380s.
Amenity kits come stocked with designer products.
Emirates' amenity kits contain Bulgari-designed bags with Bulgari body lotion, after-shave cream, perfume, and nourishing face emulsion.
International business travelers on Qantas receive Kate Spade bags for women and Jack Spade bags for men. Inside are skincare products from the Australian spa company Aspar by Aurora Spa.
Qatar Airways' black silk Armani amenity kits include Giorgio Armani "Si" lotion and perfume, and the "Acqua di Giro" cologne for men.
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