Flying might consist of long hours, but that doesn't mean it has to be a miserable experience.
AirlineRatings.com rates airlines on everything from the level of comfort they provide to passengers to how safe their carriers are, and they recently ranked the top ten airlines with the best first class cabins.
With lavish amenities that include multi-room apartments, double beds, and plush bedding, passengers can kick back and relax on their next flight.
Keep scrolling to see which airlines made the list.
Emirates
Emirates
Emirates
Finally, getting in and out of the airport is easy with a compliment chauffeur that is provided to business class passengers.
Etihad
Etihad
The cabins come with Poltrona Frau leather seats, ambient lighting, personal wardrobes, and a chilled drinks cabinet. Guests who are looking for the ultimate experience in luxury can stay in The Residence-an upper-deck cabin on Etihad A380s complete with a living room, a separate double bedroom, an ensuite shower room, a personal butler, and a chef to cook whatever passengers desire.
Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines (JAL)
Meals are prepared by an array of chefs including Chef Yamamoto, chef to the three-star Michelin restaurant Ryugin, and include both contemporary Western cuisine and traditional Japanese dishes. Passengers can even book their meals with a chef beforehand and their meal will be waiting for them when they fly.
Lufthansa
Lufthansa
First class passengers are also treated to wines selected by renowned sommelier Markus Del Monego and a caviar service that makes for a decadent meal.
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines
Ambient mood lighting, pajamas, and bedroom slippers help to get a restful sleep and each seat comes with a vanity corner and mirror to allow for freshening up on long flights.
Qantas
Qantas
Dining options include an eight-course tasting menu or an a la carte menu designed by Chef Neil Perry and selections from Qantas's award-winning wine list.
Swiss
SWISS
Passengers are given pajamas by Zimmerli of Switzerland and toiletry bags that contain socks, eye masks, toothbrushes, toothpaste, ear plugs, and high-quality products by Swiss luxury brand La Prarie.
Korean Air
Korean Air
There is also the Kosmo Sleeper-a 78-inch-long lie-flat bed-and the Sleeper Ottoman, which includes a 180-degree on B777-300, A330-300, and A330-200 aircrafts. Seats come with personal LCD screens, individual readings lamps, and complimentary noise-canceling headphones.
All Nippon Airways
All Nippon Airways
ANA (All Nippon Airways) offers first class passengers a cabin that is more like a private room with comfortable seating, a large adjustable dining table with wood tones, an adjustable cocktail table, and plenty of storage space. Besides the jacket and shoe storage, there is also additional storage space underneath the seat's ottoman for baggage and multiple compartments for smaller items.
Seats come with two LED personal lights, international telephones with personal satellites to make calls in privacy, a do not disturb light for when you want to get some rest, a USB port, and a 23-inch LCD wide-screen monitor.
Thai Airways
Thai Airways
Seats convert into 180-degree lie-flat beds, in-flight entertainment systems boast 23-inch flat screes with over 300 programs, and passengers can relax with a full body massage at the Royal First Lounge of Bankgkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport before their flight.