Air New Zealand is set to introduce a new "Skynest" sleeping pod experience on its ultra-long-haul Auckland to New York route starting in November. Passengers will be able to experience a hybrid of an airplane economy class and a train sleeping car.

Air New Zealand is preparing to introduce the world's first "Skynest" sleep pods on its aircraft, offering passengers a new option for rest during long-haul flights.

Air New Zealand is launching its innovative Skynest bunk beds, providing economy class passengers with lie-flat sleeping arrangements on select long-haul routes.

Air New Zealand is planning to introduce "Skynest" bunk beds for economy class passengers on long-haul flights, aiming to make journeys more comfortable. However, the sleeping time in these pods will be limited.

Air New Zealand has introduced 'Skynest' economy bunk beds, costing around $500, which a reviewer found cozy and comfortable, suggesting it could be worth the price to combat jet lag.

Air New Zealand is introducing "Skynest" sleeping pods, essentially bunk beds, for economy passengers on selected long-haul flights. The concept, announced in 2020, allows travelers to pay an extra fee for a few hours of sleep.

Air New Zealand is introducing "Skynest," a new lie-flat bunk bed sleeping pod option for economy travelers on its longest international flights, which has garnered mixed reactions.