See in Pictures : Riyadh Airport is now offering Sleeping pods service for Passengers
Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia is now offering sleeping pods (capsules) for passengers who need a short rest before their flights. Trending : Check Iqama expiry date using Ministry of Labor website
The Sleeping pods and Resting Lounge (Wassan Lounge) has just opened on the departure floor of Domestic Hall No. 5 at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, adding a special and novel service to the airport's list of conveniences for visitors.
- A person coming from an international flight and having another flight after several hours can rent a sleeping capsule or pod and can sleep in it until the time of his next flight, instead of having to leave the airport and search for a hotel or sit for long hours, waiting for his flight without sleeping.
- The sleeping pods have lockers, interactive screens, hotel-style mattresses, and air conditioning and can hold 300 passengers per day. Most Viewed : Al Ula in Saudi Arabia
- This step comes within the framework of providing various options to travelers to ensure their comfort and privacy as part of the advancement of our strategic goals at Riyadh Airports, said the CEO of Riyadh Airports Company, Musaed Al-Daoud to Al Arabiya news.
- A hotel bed with dimensions of two meters (long) by one and a half meters (wide), an interactive screen, and an entrance are provided in addition to well-equipped and comfortable cabins designated for rest, sleep, and relaxation. This service can accommodate more than 300 users per day and has been outfitted with the highest standards of safety and comfort. Includes inside and external luggage lockers for charge.
- Since they were initially introduced in universities, sleeping pods have gained popularity in Saudi Arabia. Even hospitals and corporate workplaces now use sleeping pods. Recommend : A resident expat arrested in Women's Abaya in a shopping mall in Al-Khobar
Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport ✈️ provides sleeping and resting pods to serve passengers😍.. An excellent step to raise the quality of the 🇸🇦 Saudi airports.#SaudiArabia #Riyadh #KKIA pic.twitter.com/iiN7KmPyHD
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