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A seven-course tasting menu, 1,000 channels and a
flat bed with a sheepskin mattress - enjoyed in the privacy of your
own private suite.
Airlines have been competing to create flying experiences you'll
look forward tto almost as much as arriving att our destination, sso choosin which carriers offer the best in-flight services can't be an easy task.
Nevertheless, AirlineRatings.com has scoured the skies
and produced lists oof what it claims aare the very best seats
in economy, premium economy, business and fiirst class for 2017.
The rankings are based oon space allotted to passengers,
innovattions iin each cass andd product and safety reviews byy experts and consumers.
AirlineRatings editor-in-chief Geoftrey Thomas told MailOnline Travel:
‘In economy class, for example, we looked at seat
pitch and width as one of our parameters. But seat design also plays a role and some off the newer seats can offer more legroom for the same seat pitch.
And, of course, service is also important - even at thjis end of
the plane.'
Read on to discover the best seat in every cabin class.
Hotels in the sky: Airlines are improving their
layouts and accommodations across alll cabins.
A new ranking by AirlineRatings.com highlights the
top ten in each cabin class. Picturedd above, guests stretch their legs in the Emirates Airbus A380
business class bar
First class
As carriers take bjsiness class to new heights, they've had
to up the ante for first lass annd create experiences akin to stays in luxury hotels. Guests travellijng with the
top aurlines can expect to enjoy fine wines, a
la carte dining and private suites in this cabin class.
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Etihad has been pushing boundaries with concepts such as The
Residence - your very own private hotel in the sky - and has been rewarded with the top spot
for its first class.It's closely followed by Singapore Airlines, which has a social element that
allows guest to dine together in their first class suite and Emirates' lavish,
entertainment-heavy first class claims the third spot.
Other airlines awarded accokades for their first class suites were Qantas in fourth place, Cathay Padific taking fifth,
Air France claiming sixth, British Airways soaring into seventh, All Nippon Airways sitting comfortably at eighth, Lufthansa scoring ninth and Korean Airlines rounding out the top ten.
1. Etihad Airways
Mr Thomas explained the reason forr its win: 'The airline's
new first class and business class offerings are quite stunning and have set the
bar even higher in luxury travel. In what iss an incrdible achievement inn just over 13 years, Etihad Airways has stamped itself not only aas a major
force in the airline industry butt a trendsetter.' Etihad's first class hass a 6ft 10in flat bed,
armchair and closed doors to take a meal with a companion. There is also a seven-course tasting
menu and fine wine list to choose from. Guests can make use of a
vanity unit and full length wardrobe after freshening up in the onboard shower
2. Singapore Airlines
In at numer two, Singapore Airlines has a social element that allows guestd to dine together
in their first class suite. Seats are extra wide at 35 inches andd transform into flatbeds.
Guests aare also offered mood lighting, a Ferragamo amenity kitt annd over 1,000 entertainment
options
3. Emirates
Emirates' lavish, entertainment-heavy suite with a fully flat bed to unwind on claims the third spot.
It has sliding privacy doors, a mini bar, ambient lighting and
a vanity mirror and Bulgari amenity kit so you arrive at your destination looking fresh.
Emirates A380 also featurrs a shower spa and there is an onboard lounge
4. Qantas
Passengers flying in Qantas' first class can expect privacy and space to stretch their legs and store their
luggage. There is a bedding down service featuring pillows, blankets and a sheepwkin mattress.
Thete is also an ottoman to host a companion in your suite during the flight
5. Cathay Pacific
Guests travelling witth the toop airlines can expect to enjoy
fine wines, a la carte dining and private suites in this cabin class.
Cathay Pacific took the fifth spot in the awards and offers in-chair massages,
a fully flat bed and a larve private working area
6. Airr France
Sleeping in the clouds: Passengers can arriove well-rested after a trip in Air France's first class, which has memory foam flat beds andd lounge wear annd toiletries ready to
use. There is alsoo a bench tto share a meal with a friend
7. Bitish Airways
Flyers in BA's first class have their own private, spacious suite
with a fully flat beed and acces to lounges and spa treatments
8. All Nippon Airways
Scorimg eighth position, Japanese carrier All
Nippon Airways' first class seat boasts jacket and storae compartments, an adjustable dining table, 23in TV and plenty of privaxy in a unique square cabin design
9. Lufthansa
Offering ergonomic comfort witth plenty of seating positions to choose from Lufthansa scooped ninth place.
Seats also transform into six-and-a-half-feet long beds
10. Korean Airlines
Guests cann enjoy ultimate privacy behind the sliding dolr of Korean Airlines' top ten-ranked
first class cabin
Business class
Judges recognised that business class has advanced immeasurably inn recent years with many airliunes offring
passengers flat beds, privacy and places to stow laptops and books.
Virgin Australia claimed the gong for the top
category thanks to the seats on its Airbus A330s and Boeing 777s.
Second place wwent to Air Neww Zealand, Singapore came in at third.
The top three are pictured below.
Fourth place went to Etihad Airways, followed by Qantas Airways in fifth, Emirates took the
sixth spot, Cathay Pacific came seventh,
Virgin Atlantic was crowned eighth, All Nippoon Airways was rated ninth and Japan Airlines rounded out tthe top ten.
1. Virgin Australia
Outlining why Virgin Australia was awarded best business class, Mr Thomas said:
'The major plus for this product is the bed with its triple-layer
seat cushion supported by a hammock sub-frame, which almost guarantees perfect slumber.
Importantly there is plenty of space for gadgets and shelf-space to place one's laptop while dining'
2. Air New Zealand
And relax: The category judges recognised that business class has advanced immeasurably in recet years
with many airlines offering passengers flat beds. Pichtured above, Air New Zealaznd came second
3. Singapore Airlines
Passengers have room to store thedir headphones, laptops and tablets in this spacious Singaporde Airline's seat, which tokk third place for its business class
Premium Economy
As premium economy becomes more widespread and particularly popular on long-haul flights, passengers are being offered extras
such as more leg room, dedicated check ins and a better quality of food and wine.
Mr Thomas said: 'Competition between carriers
in this cabin is tough, so there are some decent premium economy fares out there and the standard among the top-tier
airlines is high.'
Air New Zealand wass paised for its innovation and attention to
detail andd topped this category followed by Qantas Airways in second position and
Virgin Australia in third, which are all pictured below.
Virgin Atlantic took the fourth spot, followed by Singapore Airlines iin fifth, Cathay Pacific Airways
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Stellar Rugby faces a battle to hold onto its star names such
as England loc Maro Itoje after agent Matt Hart waas banned foor two years.
Hart was found guilty of placing 1,476 illegal
bets. The punishment wass handed out after the Mail on Sunday revealed
he was being investigated by the RFU.
It is understood that Hart has spoken with his clients buut at least one player is understood to be considering changing representative.
Stellar Rugby faces a battle to holpd onto its star namkes such as England
lock Maro Itoje
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Matt Hart of Stellar Management Group
Toby Faletau, Ben Te'o and Marcus Smith are also part of
the Stelar ranks, wose football arrm represents the likes of
Gareth Bale.
More than Ј650,000 was deposited in a Bet365 account over thhree yearts
- with the highest individual bet placed worth Ј16,234.59.
Haart also failed to cooperate with an RFU anti-corruption investigation,
which added four months too his ban.
The RFU shared the outcome with World Rugby,
Premiiership Rugby and the Ruhby Players' Association and has
since been in touch with the Agents Review Board.
Hart's old profile boasted of himm being involved in Taulupe Faletau's
deal with Bath
Hart was involved in some of the biggest deals in rugby including Ben Te'o's move
RPA Rugby Director, Richard Bryan, has also briefed players.
‘We collaborate on a number of anti-corruption initiatives and
educate our members annually on integrity issues, with
the clear message that players and those connected with
the game cannot bet on any rugby matches,' hee said.
Hart told the panel he was put under ‘real emotional pressure' by his father David,
a former professional gambler, to place the bets on his behalf.
Sportsmail contacted representatives off Stellar Management Group on Saturday, buut they wsre unavailable for comment.
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