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In the times that people are getting married in air, delivering babies on flights (intentionally), having flash mobs mid air; it is not difficult to imagine a plush bar serving you exquisite drinks several feet up the ground. Yet, when you travel with some of the airlines that in fact have bars and lounges for customers to relax and spend their flying hours at, you are left mesmerised. The sheer luxury that is served on these flights, along with cocktails is much appreciated by the premium passengers. The extra leg room, the possibility of an interaction, and the facility of relaxing over a drink or two can all be utilised by frequent flyers as well as those looking to while away the journey.

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Here are top five airlines that have got it right as far as providing ultra-enticing bars with plush facilities on flights is concerned:

 

Qatar Airways

Accessible to business and first class passengers only, the bars on the Qatar Airways flights are known to be plush, spacious and inviting. You can have your own little party on the comfortable bar sofas that can accommodate up to 10 people. The journey will pass in the blink of an eye while you are sipping glasses of exquisite Krug champagne, and nibbling on the sumptuous bar snacks, both of which can also be served on your seat if you are a first or business class passenger.

 

Emirates

If you follow Emirates on their social media pages, you would have definitely seen the swanky aeroplane bars that make it difficult to imagine they are up in the air. Carrying about a more casual feel, the Emirates bars, and their attendants are known to be lively and fun. With a plan to upgrade its onboard lounges in the fashion of private yacht cabins by June, it is only going to get better at Emirates. Expect to find 55-inch LCD TV in the lounge that can accommodate as many as 26 people.

 

Etihad Airways

The casual yet elegantly done ‘The Lobby’ of the Etihad Airways can easily transport you to a friend’s lobby. The circular seating arrangement is ideal for socialising with fellow passengers or spending time with your friends and family. There’s no bartender to serve you your drinks, but it only helps in retaining the friendly feel of the lounge. You can have your tea, snacks or just sit there reading, and the crew would be happy to assist you.

 

Virgin Atlantic

Virgin Atlantic redefines luxury on a plane with one of the largest fleets of aeroplane bars. Their contemporary aeroplane lounges for business class passengers are futuristic in design and style. The newly launched ‘Upper Class’ bars are perfect to relax and stretch legs while sipping a glass of champagne. Soothing lights, and comfortable bar stools only add to the inviting vibe of the bar lounge.

 

Korean Air

No matter the time of the day, when you are flying with Korean Air, the bar is just a few steps away. Placed at the back of the upper deck, the bar on Korean Air flights serves special aviation-themed cocktails at their bar. The roomy seating lounge only makes you want to spend all of your flight time sipping vodka, and never returning to your seat.

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