Take a look inside Japan Airlines' new first class cabins with double beds, 43-inch TVs, and speakers built into the headrest so you don't even need headphones

• Japan Airlines has released images of the cabin interiors for its new Airbus A350-1000.
• The six first-class suites will separated by individual doors, a first for the airline.
• Speakers built into the headrests mean passengers won't need headphones.

Japan Airlines has unveiled the cabin interiors for its new Airbus A350-1000, which it says will become its new flagship aircraft for its international services.

The planes will each have six first-class suites, separated by individual doors in a first for the airline. JAL says that this makes the suites more private and eliminates the need for overhead storage compartments.