Etihad Airways, a fast-growing Mideast carrier, laid out plans Sunday to offer passengers who find first-class seats a bit too tight: a miniature suite featuring a closed-off bedroom, private bathroom and a dedicated butler. One passenger — or a couple — aboard each of its new A380s will be able to book a three-section miniature suite that the airline is calling a "residence" at the very front of the plane's upper deck. The 125-square-foot (11.61-square-meter) area that includes a "living room" partitioned off from the first-class aisle, leather seating, a chilled minibar and a 32-inch flat-screen TV. (AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili)