Where are the best seats on a plane? The Boeing 787 lets flight attendants sleep lying down

▲ Crew rest compartments you’ve never seen before. (Photo / fromThe Superfly Blogthe website, the same below.)

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On long-haul flights, flight attendants and pilots, among other crew members, all need rest. However, on regular planes, in order to accommodate more passenger seats, the crew rest areas are usually quite cramped. But the Boeing 787 offers unusually spacious quarters, and theThe Superfly Blogwebsite introduces the oversized crew rest spaces on the Boeing 787.

▲ In this rest compartment, flight attendants can enjoy comfort akin to being at home.

One rest compartment can accommodate five flight attendants at a time, and even crew members as tall as 6' 3" (approximately 190 cm) can stretch out comfortably inside.

▲ If you want to rest but are worried about being disturbed, just pull the curtain in the middle closed.

But what if you have an awkward sleeping position? Don’t worry. Pilots and flight attendants alike have their own private space for sleep, with hanging curtains in the middle of the compartment that ensure privacy while resting.