Well, fortunately for the cabin crew, they have a few secrets that passengers may not be aware of, namely the secret rest areas which are either hidden above, beneath, in front of, or behind the ...

They’re called Crew Rest Compartments and their location on the plane varies. On newer aircraft, such as the Boeing 787 or the Airbus A350, they are located above the main cabin, in the upper ...

The regulatory agency mandates, for example, that the crew rest areas should be “in a location where intrusive noise, odors and vibration have minimum effect on sleep,” and that they must be ...

Crew rest areas are hidden compartments where pilots and flight attendants can retreat for a few hours of shut-eye in between shifts. Touring SAS Scandinavian Airlines' Airbus A350-900 XWB.

Flight attendant crew rest is on track to increase to 10 hours, pending the outcome of a proposed FAA rule. Rest is essential on long-haul journeys — see where crew members sleep on an Airbus A350.

In a YouTube clip from 2019, a crew member of an Airbus A350 gave viewers an “exclusive” glimpse into a “secret” rest area. Footage showed a set of stairs at the rear of the aircraft ...

There are some secret areas on widebody aircraft, where the pilots and cabin crew go to rest during long flights. Passengers can’t access them under any circumstance and they’re well hidden ...