davidcole:

 

 

Is that the new AirNZ uniform?

frankv:

 

 

 

Is that the new AirNZ uniform?

 

 

 

the hat? nope.

Somewhat coincidentally I just watched that movie last night!

Behodar:

 

Somewhat coincidentally I just watched that movie last night!

 

@Behodar OK, I give up. What is that movie?

eracode:

 

Behodar:

 

Somewhat coincidentally I just watched that movie last night!

 

 

@Behodar OK, I give up. What is that movie?

 

The fifth element with Bruce Willis.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119116/

eracode:

 

Behodar:

 

Somewhat coincidentally I just watched that movie last night!

 

 

@Behodar OK, I give up. What is that movie?

 

Jeeez. Is there a negative vote button.....?

(I am joking!!!)

I imagine I'll be too long for it, just like I'm too tall and wide for most of the standard seating arrangements.  Long hauls are never going to get better for the likes of me until I can afford a Gulfstream.  

gehenna:

 

I imagine I'll be too long for it, just like I'm too tall and wide for most of the standard seating arrangements.  Long hauls are never going to get better for the likes of me until I can afford a Gulfstream.  

 

when they knock you out, they can fold you up and you won’t notice.

davidcole:

 

gehenna:

 

I imagine I'll be too long for it, just like I'm too tall and wide for most of the standard seating arrangements.  Long hauls are never going to get better for the likes of me until I can afford a Gulfstream.  

 

 

when they knock you out, they can fold you up and you won’t notice.

 

Too much room, too much cost. But yeah, a chloroform option with the airfare would suffice

davidcole:

when they knock you out, they can fold you up and you won’t notice.

BlueShift:

 

I assume you wouldn't be booking a bed for the entire 18 hour trip? So part of the flight in your chair and part in the nest? So more than 6 passengers can use the Skynest, maybe 3 per bed rotated throughout the flight? Still only 18 people get a flat snooze, and that's on the long flight. 

 

I wonder if I'm travelling with the fam, we can book one nest and rotate them through.

 

 

 

Children won't be allowed in these apparently.

Batman:

 

kobiak:

 

yay for mile-high club comfort :D

 

 

i think it's one person per bed from the way it's built

 

In my experience, so are the bathrooms...

clevedon:

 

BlueShift:

 

I assume you wouldn't be booking a bed for the entire 18 hour trip? So part of the flight in your chair and part in the nest? So more than 6 passengers can use the Skynest, maybe 3 per bed rotated throughout the flight? Still only 18 people get a flat snooze, and that's on the long flight. 

 

I wonder if I'm travelling with the fam, we can book one nest and rotate them through.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Children won't be allowed in these apparently.

 

Kids don't need 'em anyway. As I learned on our last long haul economy flight, airline seats are designed to seat a 10 year old in total comfort. Once you're taller than that, you're out of luck.