
New standard for inflight luxury —
"The Residence" is the featured attraction on Etihad's new upper-deck cabin on its Airbus A380 aircraft. It includes a living room, separate double bedroom and en-suite shower. Passengers have access to a butler, for those times when a flight attendant simply won't do.

No seat belts? —
The Residence was designed for long-haul flights. Once reserved for private jets, the VIP suite has its own double bed, lounge and shower.

First Apartments —
Etihad's redesigned A380s also feature First Apartments, private suites with reclining lounge seats, full-length bed, minibar, personal vanity unit and wardrobe.

The Lobby —
On the Airbus A380, first- and business-class fliers can chat with their moneyed counterparts in The Lobby, a serviced lounge located between the first and business cabins.

First Suite —
On its upgraded Boeing 787s, Etihad Airways will offer eight enhanced First Suites, with minibars and 26-inch-wide seats that convert to flat beds. Though few would scoff at one of these seats, private inflight suites aren't a new concept. Airlines such as rival Emirates offer similar first-class amenities.

Business Studio —
The new Business Studio will be available on both the A380 and the B787. The A380 will have 70 of these seats, while Boeing 787 flights will offer 28.


