Hate sitting at the back of a plane? This new design will transform your aircraft experience

• German company Collins Aerospace has unveiled a new aeroplane seat system called "SkyNook", designed to transform the experience of sitting in the last row of aircraft.
• The SkyNook features a privacy divider and an additional console, which can be utilised as a table, a bassinet for infants, or a carrier for pets.
• This innovative design aims to make use of the typically underutilised space at the rear of twin-aisle planes, where the fuselage narrows, often resulting in fewer seats.
• The privacy divider provides a sense of seclusion and helps to dampen sounds from the galley and toilets, enhancing comfort for passengers.
• Collins Aerospace, which won a Crystal Cabin Award for the SkyNook, anticipates that the system will be installed by its first customer by the end of the year.

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This new plane seat design might make you book the last row