Virgin Atlantic has introduced "suites" on its planes: what the seats look like in Business Class Plus. Photo.

Virgin Atlantic is famous for its solutions for the comfort of business class passengers. So when the airline announced that the updated Airbus A330, the A330-900neo, would not only improve seats, but entire suites, everyone wondered how they could make the flight even more comfortable.

And now Forbes magazine has published photos of these suites, which have been available to passengers since October. Inside the cabin of the Airbus 330, due to the narrow fuselage of the aircraft, a rather complicated seating arrangement had to be made. However, we managed to install full-fledged doors for each seat.

In addition, the cabin has a new Retreat Suite - seats of the so-called business class plus. This service is gaining popularity and is gradually replacing first class. Virgin Retreat is currently one of the cheapest premium class options. A flight in this "room" costs from UAH 9000 at the current one-way rate. For this, the passenger receives two seats that can be converted into a full two-meter bed, as well as a 27-inch touchscreen with Bluetooth connectivity and wireless charging. In addition, the room can be converted into a mini-restaurant with ottoman seats that can accommodate up to four people.

The Airbus 330neo also features 30 new top-class suites. Among other amenities, they offer passengers three ways to charge their gadgets - wireless, USB A and C ports, and a standard power outlet. There is also the option to pair your phone with a 17.3-inch touchscreen TV. So, after the passenger turns on the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door, he or she will be able to freely immerse themselves in the world of their favorite entertainment.

At the same time, the airline's award-winning social space, The Loft, has been enhanced for the A330. In the lounge, four small sofas can accommodate eight people. Passengers can watch something on the dual panoramic 27-inch touchscreen or grab a bite to eat from the new self-service refrigerator and beverage dispenser.

Currently, the airline reports that its new comfortable rooms are so popular that passengers are lining up for them.