Rest Area

A designated area within an airport terminal or on the airside where passengers and crew members can rest, relax, and wait for their flights. Rest areas may include comfortable seating, charging stations, restrooms, and sometimes even sleeping pods or rooms. They are especially useful for passengers with long layovers or delayed flights, as well as for crew members who need to rest between flights. Rest areas can also help improve the overall passenger experience and reduce stress and fatigue during travel.

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