The airlines with the best passenger compartment in the world

In February, the best passenger compartment in the world of Airlineratings 2025 chose the airlines with excellent passenger service, from first to high school. This award is aimed at honoring the airlines to bring comfort, quality services and the best experience for passengers in each chair class.

Airlineratings is a website specializing in evaluating, safe ranking, products as well as service quality of airlines worldwide. With a team of reputable aviation experts, the website offers rankings based on strict criteria, helping passengers have a comprehensive perspective when choosing airline.

In the picture is the first -class compartment of Emirates. Image: My Travel Muse

Best -class compartment: The champion belongs to Singapore Airlines with Skyroom Suite. The compartment features a separate folding bed, with a cotton blanket and a luxurious pillow. The headboard is adjusted by a gas spring, helping passengers comfortably watch movies when leaning back. Image: Prince of Travel

The runner -up called Etihad Airways with the first -class compartment with private closed doors, completely flat beds, high -class pillowcases, lighting systems to create a relaxing space. The culinary service is a highlight when passengers are served with dishes à la carte (ordered) on porcelain dishes and glass glasses. On some flights, passengers can also order their own preferences with their own chefs. Image: The Points Guy

Best business cavity: Qatar Airways won with QSuite, designing chair according to the 1-2-1 diagram (1 seat – aisle – 2 seats – aisle – 1 seat) to ensure maximum privacy. Each space has its own sliding doors, long beds and modern technology to enhance the experience.

Airlineratings’ CEO commented that QSuite is the best product in business class but Qatar Airways also upgraded with the upcoming QSuite Next Gen, increasing the width of the seats, beds and applying more advanced technology. Image: Business Traveler USA

The runner-up is Cathay Pacific with Aria Suite-being deployed on the Boeing 777 fleet. The design is also 1-2-1 with a private sliding door, completely flat bed, luxurious pillow and the middle compartment has a custom electronic partition. In addition, this compartment is also equipped with wireless charging, 24 -inch 4K screen. Image: Mainly Miles

The best special cavity: Emirates (photo) and Qantas shared the champion, defeated other competitors thanks to the combination of large spaces, deep -reclining seats, pillowcases and catering services equivalent to business ranks.

“Choosing the name winning in this category is the biggest challenge because there are many excellent products suppliers,” said Airlineratings representatives, for example Air New Zealand, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines or Virgin Atlantic. Image: Escape

The most valuable common cavity: Vietnam Airlines won the second consecutive year thanks to the reasonable price but provided more than expected experience. The meal is like a common compartment but passengers are given priorities such as fast check-in, early plane, wide seats with a diagram of 2-3-2 and seat distance up to 107 cm on Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Image: Vietnam Airlines

Runner -up of this category Tui Airways – Airlines headquartered in the UK, specializing in resort flights. I bring the experience with a chair with a flexible headrest and a flexible adjustment with a set of personal utilities including noise -canceling headphones, blankets and pillows. Before taking off, passengers were served a glass of Prosecco wine and the flight had free drinks. Image: TUI

Best popular cavity: Korean Air leads with the widest common compartment in the world, bringing comfort. Passengers highly appreciate the distance of the chair and the wide leg space. The airline also enhances the flight experience with utilities such as sandals in the cabin and larger diet than the standard. Image: Excutive Traveller

Behind is Air New Zealand, honored for improvements with Skycouch and Skynest. Skycouch is a chair system with a lift up to 90 degrees, turning into a small bed.

Skynest is the first POD bed model (private compartment seat) for popular passengers, which will be deployed in 2026 on the Auckland – New York route. Each POD has blankets, reading lights, USB charging ports and ventilation systems, bringing a comfortable sleeping experience on long flights. Image: The Points Guy