What it’s really like to fly in the world’s ‘WEIRST’ business class: Travelers document their $3,500 trip in Air New Zealand’s luxury cabin – which has a VERY strange seat configuration that makes for the ‘worst flight in the world’.

Travel experts have given a taste of what it’s really like to fly in the world’s “weirdest” business class.

YouTube creators Kara and Nate from Nashville, Tennessee recently returned to the air with a video posted on Daily Drop.

The couple spent a total of eight hours in Air New Zealand’s business class, spread over two separate flights, the first from Sydney to Auckland and then to Tahiti.

When he embarked on the trip, which cost the couple $3,472, Nate explained that he was forewarned about the configuration of the seats on board, describing it as “one of the worst in the sky.”

The couple spent a total of eight hours in Air New Zealand’s business class, spread over two separate flights: the first from Sydney to Auckland and then the onward flight to Tahiti

In the clip, the couple started the flight through Air New Zealand’s check-in, explaining that a perk of their tickets meant they had access to the airline’s business lounge.

And the couple took advantage of the offer, which included a variety of hot and cold dishes as well as hand-crafted coffee, before heading off to their flight.

Kara and Nate, who have visited a whopping 106 countries, then boarded the Triple 7 plane for the first leg of their trip, which was scheduled to last three hours.

But as they pushed through the business class section, Kara simply exclaimed, “This is so weird.”

From her chair she said, “I’ll let the initial shock set in and then walk you through the chair.”

Kara, who was treated to a complimentary welcome drink, described the lounger itself as “pretty comfortable” before praising the on-board entertainment for its “huge selection”.

But when the camera returned to Nate, he shouted: “Air New Zealand wins the award for the most uncomfortable business class seat configuration…”

“I look at a lot more people’s heads now. ‘Somehow I feel like I’m bothering people just by putting my feet up.’

Kara and Nate, who have visited a whopping 106 countries, boarded the Triple 7 plane for the first leg of their three-hour trip.

When he embarked on the trip, which cost the couple $3,472, Nate explained that he was forewarned about the seating arrangement on board – he called it “one of the worst in the sky”.

Despite the grumbling, Kara added, “I just want to point out that any day in business class is light years better than a day in economy class.”

Despite the grumbling, Kara added, “I just want to point out that any day in business class is light years better than a day in economy class.”

“But it’s also just nice to be a little cocky. ‘I promise I won’t give in.’

She later tried the world’s most awkward buddy seat, which apparently served as a footrest.

Other perks of the flight included a range of shops, free Wi-Fi and meals on board.

Trying to come up with an overall score that reflects the experience, Nate said, “I’m starting to realize that the challenge with the scoring system is that I don’t know exactly what I’m comparing this flight to.

“This flight takes less than three hours. So if you compare it to a domestic first class flight in the US, it’s obviously much better, even considering the awkward seating arrangement.”

In his closing remarks, Nate said, “This was the most uncomfortable business class seat I’ve ever sat in.”

“It’s much better than sitting right next to a stranger and a chair that’s hard to recline because it’s flat.”

The business class section on the second leg of the journey, which lasted five hours, was very similar, but instead had “mood lighting” that gave the cabin a purple hue.

“So far everything feels pretty much the same, maybe a little newer,” Kara explained.

In his closing remarks, Nate said, “This was the most uncomfortable business class seat I’ve ever sat in.”

But when the chairs turned into beds, they both agreed it was “so cozy” and “super comfortable.”

The couple rated Air New Zealand’s entire business class experience – including lounge, food, seat and bed, to name a few – a respectable 71 out of 100.