Which aeroplanes offer in-flight showers?

The two well-known airplanes that offer in-flight showers are the Etihad and Emirates airways. These airplanes are both considered as the best first-class airplanes in the world, though they are also quite expensive. That is what the present world is about actually; the more luxurious you want to be, or the more luxury you want to enjoy, then the more you have to earn and spend. These airways offer you a spa-like and luxurious experience that you cannot easily forget. The first of these two airplanes that have in-flight showers is Etihad Airways.

They usually have a shower for seven passengers, which you may need to book for immediately you board the plane. Most likely, people tend to take a shower towards the end of the journey, like two hours to the end of the journey. So the early you book for it, the better. These shower rooms have good toiletries, beauty products, razors, and even toothbrushes.

Emirate and Etihad Airways!
It’s no surprise that airlines operated from the United Arab Emirates have the most luxurious amenities on an aircraft. In the past, you had to wait until you get to your final destination to take a shower, things are changing now.

There are two major airlines with an onboard shower. Etihad and Emirate airlines are the only airlines that have onboard showers for their first-class passengers.

The emirate is known to have two shower spas for its first-class passengers on their Airbus A380. Etihad has just one shower for its first-class passengers and another shower that is exclusive to “The Residence” 3 room suite.

Bear in mind that these airlines offer a shower to their first-class passengers only if you are on the economy or business class; you might not have a chance to use the shower.

Long distance, well, very long distance flights keep you in the same area of exchanged breaths for many hours. A shower would be nice. There are two airlines that offer in-flight showers both using the same aircraft: the A380. But before you get excited, you need to be a first class passenger and both companies operate from the United Arab Emirates 9where the real money is, you say).

Yes, Etihad Airways and Emirates Airline offer showers to their select passengers but with Etihad it is one shower to the fourteen first class passengers so when busy, booking it is essential, especially as up to half an hour is allowed in the shower even though the hot water may only hold up for five minutes.

You can book these luxury flights from other companies but you get onto these two airlines only. Not in first class? Forget a shower. It won't happen.