New airline Riyadh Air prepares flights to London: what the suites look like.

According to The Sun: The startup airline has unveiled new business class cabins 'Business Elite', which feature built-in speakers in the headrests, and the seats can convert into a double bed.

The new business class suites look very luxurious and will compare to first-class cabins available at Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Etihad Airways.

The airline's 789-9 Dreamliners will be equipped with 28 business class cabins - called 'Business Elite'.

These cabins will be arranged in a 1-2-1 configuration and will have the capability to transform into beds measuring 78 inches long and 22.5 inches wide.

For additional space, two central cabins can be combined to form a double bed.

Entertainment can be viewed on 32-inch monitors, which will be the largest among other airlines.

Passengers can listen to movies, TV shows, or music without headphones, as the seats will also have integrated speakers in the headrests.

Other technological features will include several USB ports, AC power outlets, and wireless charging pads.

Each cabin will be equipped with sliding doors for privacy, and there will also be ambient lighting.

The airline aims for the 'Business Elite' cabins to replace first-class seats, which will not be available on its Dreamliners, making this cabin the best choice for those seeking the most luxurious flight experience.

The airline's main office will be located at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, where it will connect the capital of Saudi Arabia with destinations worldwide.

The objective of the airline is to commence flights this year, hoping to establish routes to London from Litrow in October.

'Riyadh Air' has expressed a desire to grow rapidly and serve every European capital and major Asian hub by 2030.

For all lovers of luxurious travel, here is good news! The startup airline 'Riyadh Air' has recently unveiled new business class cabins 'Business Elite', promising a high level of comfort and amenities. With innovative solutions and luxurious design, these cabins will be worthy competitors to the elite first-class cabins of renowned airlines. The company plans to launch flights to London from Saudi Arabia as early as next year, hoping for rapid growth and service to a number of key destinations by 2030.