Flight attendants on Emirates’ long haul flights have a secret resting place hidden away from passengers. To access this secret haven, the flight attendants use a special pin code to open a hidden door located in the aft of the Boeing 777 aircraft. Behind this door lies a staircase leading to a passageway where up to eight spacious bunks await the weary crew members. These bunks provide a much-needed respite during long flights, allowing the flight attendants to rest and recharge before returning to their duties.
The sleeping quarters are designed to maximize comfort and privacy. Each bunk is equipped with a curtain for added seclusion and a TV for entertainment. The beds are wider and more spacious than the standard plane seats, providing ample room for the crew members to stretch out and relax. In contrast to the more cramped and noisy sleeping cubicles found on the Airbus A380, the secret resting quarters on the Boeing 777 offer a tranquil and rejuvenating environment.
The revelation of this secret resting place has sparked envy among passengers who witness the flight attendants’ luxurious accommodations. Many have expressed their desire to experience these comfortable sleeping quarters for themselves, suggesting that airlines should consider offering similar pods or bunks for passengers willing to pay a premium for a more comfortable and restful flight experience.
