
VR travel: Japanese company First Airlines uses virtual reality to take travelers on journeys around the world -- without leaving the ground.

Stress-free vacations: Forget baggage fees or busy airport transfers -- First Airlines' aim is to create a more affordable, stress-free vacation.

Cross-continental flights: First Airlines offers journeys from Tokyo to Paris, New York, Rome and Hawaii -- at just 4980 yen ($46) for Business Class and 5980 yen ($56) for First Class.

Inspiration: The inspiration behind the concept was to create an easy alternative to long-distance travel. "For me, it's difficult to have a trip because of the cost like time and money," First Airlines manager Hirokai Abe tells CNN Travel.

In-flight dining: The 'in-flight menu' depends on the destination of choice -- Manhattan clam chowder and cheesecake for New York and salmon tartar and onion soup for Paris.

Air steward service: Passengers are served the meals by air stewards, alongside drinks and other snacks, as if they were up in the air.

Realistic setting: The surroundings and interior mimic an airport and airplane. "If I can easily access the airport and take a flight even though it's virtual, I thought it would be so cool," says Abe.