There are nine First Apartments available on the upper deck of all A380 aircrafts, and each apartment comes with privacy walls and high sliding door, a reclining armchair and full-length ottoman that also transforms into a separate 80-inch long full bed. You also have an inflight chef to make your inflight dining experience a truly unforgettable one.

Etihad’s Business Class—known as Business Studio—is configured with forward and rear facing seats. What this means is, passengers get an additional 20 per cent of personal space. The seats measure 22-inch wide and coverts to a flatbed of up to 6ft and 8 inches. How’s that for travelling in style and comfort?

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Ethihad’s Flying Nanny is a great boon to parents who need the extra help when travelling with children. Whether it’s coaxing them to eat or entertaining them while you tuck into your lunch, the Norland College-trained Nanny is always ready with a goody bag of games, arts and crafts to keep the little ones busy. The best part? You don’t have to pre-book the Nanny’s service.

Need a space to entertain up to six people? An emergency meeting before the big presentation at your next destination? The Lobby, located on the upper deck of the A380 between First and Business Class, is a one-of-its-kind meeting place inspired by hotels. Featuring a custom marquetry table that resembles the traditional Arabic majlis, the Lobby also comes equipped with power supply, connectivity ports, and a widescreen TV.

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