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“For disabled passengers who need to reduce the risk of pressure sores, a 4-hour session in a Skynest pod could open up new opportunities for safe, long-distance travel at a fraction of the cost of a business class seat. Presumably, wheelchair users could be assisted from their economy class seat to the Skynest’s lower bunk using an onboard…
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Airline Plans to Offer Hourly Bed Rentals to Coach Passengers - Wheelchair Travel
Air New Zealand will permit economy class passengers on ultra long-haul flights to the USA to rent a bunk bed for a portion of the flight.
alliejay, Josh Grisdale and azaleeboy6 Comments-
Certainly is tempting! Would be nice if there was a discount for travelers with disabilities…
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I’d use this. I have a hard time napping or sleeping in an airline seat because my body tends to contract when I fall asleep. I do wonder if they have power outlets so you can use a CPAP while sleeping.
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