See awe-inspiring photos of airline's new luxury business class cabin

onnaedo

May 17, 2016 6:05 PM

Aptly named "The Business", the cabin features 37 individual and private suites that can convert into 80inch(!) beds.

Virgin Australia is set to redefine the term "flying in style" with the release of its all-new ultra luxury business class cabin.

The airline revealed its new international business class cabin and Economy Space + seats today, Tuesday May 17th with the first of these refitted Boeing 777-300ER's already flying across the Pacific.

Aptly named "The Business", the cabin features 37 individual and private suites that can convert into 80inch(!) beds.

Also, the seats are in a 1-2-1 configuration, meaning you won't be hopping over anyone to get to the restroom.

It also has an in-flight entertainment system with 18-inch screen which the airline claims is the largest on a flight between North America and Australia.

The ultra luxury business class cabin also boasts a bar which is open after the flight's first meal service, the bar will also serve a continental breakfast before the full breakfast service, or you can eat your full breakfast at the bar instead of your seat.

Virgin Australia also announced Economy Space + seats located in the first five rows and the exit rows of the economy cabin.

The Economy Space + offers extra legroom, your own overhead space, guaranteed first meal choice, dedicated crew members on the flight and a noise-cancelling headset.

The Economy Space + seats cost A$135 to A$165 (about N20,000 to N25,000).

Check out photos of the all-new cabins above.

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