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Thomas Cook rolls out Sleeper Seat on long-haul flights

Thomas Cook rolls out Sleeper Seat on long-haul flights

Thomas Cook Airlines has launched a Sleeper Seat.

On sale from today on Thomas Cook Airlines’ long-haul routes such as New York and San Francisco, the option transforms a row of three seats into a bed in the sky so that guests can arrive on holiday feeling refreshed.

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The layout has long been popular in longer flights, with Air New Zealand, Etihad and Qatar Airways among those offering the service.

Thomas Cook promises a comfy mattress that sits across a row of three seats tucked away at the back of the aircraft, cleverly crafted into a personal space to stretch out and relax.

Henry Sunley, commercial director at Thomas Cook Airlines, said: “We always look for ways to innovate for our customers and Sleeper Seat is a UK first that we are really proud of.

“It is a fantastic way to transform your flying experience and enjoy some extra comfort when flying in economy.”

Sleeper seat is available for adults and children 12 years and over.