Air travel need not be uncomfortable. Qantas’ SkyBed makes sure of that. Situated in rigid cocoons which act as shock absorbers, each seat has an array of lights for reading while reclining, sitting or leaning back. The forward-facing seats are a welcome change from the usual angled layout, making each seat feel isolated. Storage space is not abundant, but there are enough nooks and crannies for shoes, iPods and other small items. The center and outside armrests are also at different heights, a curious design decision in the least. In all, it is still the best business-class sleeper ever found on a commercial airliner.
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