The travel industry is continuously evolving, and airlines are no exception. This year, several airlines are raising the bar when it comes to passenger comfort by introducing innovative seating options. Here’s a look at some of the best new airline seats launching in, with a special highlight on the surprising addition of bunk beds in economy class.

As air travelers, we crave comfort without breaking the bank, and airlines are listening. One of the more exciting announcements comes from Air New Age. The carrier is set to unveil its “EcoDream” cabin before year’s end, which features convertible bunk beds in its economy section. These new seats will allow passengers to transform their seats into a cozy sleeping space, stacking two at a time, much like bunk beds. The idea tackles one of the biggest challenges of long-haul flying—getting proper rest. Although not the first to propose such an idea—Airbus filed patents for a similar concept years ago—Air New Age could be the one to make it mainstream.

In business class, airlines are also pushing boundaries. FlyHigh Airlines plans to launch its “Horizon Suites,” which promise all passengers aisle access due to a clever herringbone layout. Each suite converts into a fully-flat bed and features sliding doors for privacy. An extra-large entertainment screen, wireless charging points, and ample storage for personal items make this an attractive option for tech-savvy travelers.

Not one to be outdone, Pacific Wings is introducing “SkyNest” pods specifically designed for their premium economy flyers. Taking cues from capsule hotels in Japan, each enclosed pod offers a lie-flat bed, personal entertainment system and ambient lighting designed to reduce jet lag.

Last but not least is Luxury Air’s “Tranquility Pod” in first class. Merging high-tech amenities with unmatched privacy and comfort, these pods come with mood lighting, noise-canceling walls, a personal minibar and a 32-inch touchscreen display.

These innovations mark a new chapter in air travel as carriers around the world step up their offerings beyond mere transportation. They understand that today’s traveler values an experience where comfort and convenience are paramount, incentivizing them to create spaces that more closely resemble living rooms or personal sanctuaries than traditional airplane seating.

With these new seating options anticipated to take off this year, frequent flyers have something exciting to look forward to—a cosmos where both dreams and comfort can quite literally soar amid the clouds.