There’s no way around it: Airplane seats are simply uncomfortable. But Airbus has a solution in the works that might make flying in business class an even more enjoyable experience.

The airplane manufacturing giant announced plans for a new “Settee Corner”-style of seating that offers passengers the opportunity to either sit upright, recline normally or recline even further in a couch-like contraption.

Airbus and seat manufacturer Geven is behind the idea that grew from the standard economy three-seat structure. The slightly curved model lets passengers fully recline, yet stay buckled in when it’s time for a nap, or sit upright and fasten their seat belt for take-off and landing. The seat is also equipped with the normal amenities, such as storage space, overhead bin access, an entertainment screen and tray table.

The new seats won’t take up additional room or add extra bulk when they replace current business-class seats, as they are the same length as traditional seats in this class and weigh 30–50 percent less.