Turkish Airlines continues to offer the perfect travel experience for its passengers with its unique innovation of “Sky Illusion” sleeping.
“Sky Illusion” sleeping promises home comfort on the clouds for Business Class passengers during the extended range flights.
The “Sky Illusion” sleeping collection is the latest innovation developed by Turkish Airlines to enable its passengers to enjoy the best Turkish hospitality within the concept of privileged travel.
The sleeping set has been designed by the successful cooperation of Turkish Airlines and Zorlu Textiles Group. It will offer comfort just as in the home environment for Turkish Airlines passengers and ensure that they enjoy a perfect sleeping experience.
The “Sky Illusion Sleeping Collection”, is produced specially for Business Class flights under the brand of Taç Wonderfly and has been designed with the purpose of offering thorough comfort to passengers by using qualified fabrics to provide comfort.
The collection arranged as “Bohça –bundle-”, has been used as a hospitality indicator in the Turkish society for centuries and is a permanent element of Turkish culture.
‘Bohça’ consists of a ‘Sleeping Pad’, designed in sizes fully adaptable to the seat; ‘Quilt’, covering the body with its soft satin fabric; ‘Sleeping Pillow’, making the head and neck comfortable with its size of standard sleeping pillow during the extended range flights; ‘Waist Pillow’, backing the waist completely while and taking shape based on the waist ergonomics due to its visco filling.
The ‘Slipper’, ensures comfort of feet with its 100 percent cotton and special quilted fabric.
The contents of the set, which are produced by combining the Aloe Vera extracts known for its relaxing effects and the soft fabrics, offer a comfortable sleeping experience.
“Sky Illusion” is the latest innovation developed by Turkish Airlines in order to ensure customer satisfaction.
The sleeping set, that passengers will deem as indispensable pleasure in all extended range flights, will be launched May 12, 2014 on the Boson flight.