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Here are the 10 most luxurious first-class cabins you can book to enjoy a cosy travel:
10. British Airways' first class cabin on the 787-9 Dreamliner features a 23-inch display screen that is controlled with a touchscreen remote control located in the seat console. Each seat also has two USB ports and a personal locker that comes with a mirror for in-flight touch ups. A one-way ticket from London to New Delhi will set you back about $5,000.
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PHOTO: BRITISH AIRWAYS9. The first class cabins on Japan Airlines' Sky Suite 777 have Woodgrain interiors and are closed off from the rest of the plane for added privacy. You can book a flight with the suite next month, but until then there's no word on price. Not only does the private suite turn into a cosy bed, but it comes with a 23-inch LCD monitor also. There's also space for luggage and a power socket so you can charge your devices.
PHOTO: JAPAN AIRLINES8. AirFrance offers a La Première option that can cost as much as $10,000 one way. It comes with a private suite option where your seat can turn into a bed. You can also take advantage of extra storage areas and personal coat service. It offers plenty of room for watching TV or reading.
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PHOTO: AIR FRANCE7. Qatar Airways' first class seats, which can cost $5,000 a pop, recline into a flat bed and come with a duvet. Customers part of first and business class can take advantage of Qatar Airway's sky lounge, which comes with a curved bar and bar snacks.
PHOTO: WIKIMEDIA COMMONS6. Qantas' first class flights, which costs around $15,000, comes with some extra privacy, as the reclining chairs are tucked away. Passengers get some pretty nice amenities, including eye cream and pyjamas, while flying. And Qantas first class travelers can even book an appointment at the airline's lounge spa for a pre-flight massage.
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PHOTO: QANTAS5. Thai Airways' royal first class comes with private pods that have a minimum width of 21 inches and come with flat screen TVs. A one-way ticket from New York to Bangkok will set you back about $6,000.
PHOTO: THAI AIRWAYS4. First class flyers on Cathay Pacific Airways, which can cost $28,000 round trip, get their own little pod that can turn into a bed. You also get a personal TV, your own pyjamas, and a LCD touchscreen that lets you control the lights.
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PHOTO: CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS3. A first class flight on Emirates from Dubai to New York can cost upwards of $9,000 one-way. But you can take advantage of your own mini bar. And the bathroom has a selection of Bvlgari toiletries and Timeless Spa products. You can even get some fresh juice after your shower!
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PHOTO: EMIRATES AIRLINES2. This bed on Singapore Airlines may actually be better than most at-home mattresses. The beds are 35 inches wide and 82 inches long on select aircraft and have an additional mattress topper to make them extra comfy. And if you're not ready to sleep, you can still take advantage of the wide seats. You can even get your own private suite on Singapore Airlines. A suite costs around $18,400 round trip.
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PHOTO: SINGAPORE AIRLINES1. Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, has several luxurious flight options. Those who book the "apartment" experience get an armchair, bed, and personal shower. But it'll cost you upwards of $30,000 for a one-way ticket. The Etihad bathroom comes with toiletries and bathrobes. The Etihad cabin really just about as luxurious as it gets.
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PHOTO: ETIHAD AIRWAYSThis article originally appeared on The Independent.
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