PARIS- Air France (FR) has unveiled its next-generation La Première suite (first class), redefining luxury air travel with exclusive, fully customizable suites. This latest innovation enhances comfort, privacy, and in-flight technology for an unparalleled journey.
Four new La Première suites will debut on select Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, with the first in-flight experience available in spring 2025. Featuring five windows, personalized service, and high-end materials, this cabin embodies the pinnacle of French elegance.
Photo: Air FranceAir France La Première Suite
Developed over three years, Air France’s new La Première suite introduces an innovative, fully adaptable design. Each suite spans nearly 3.5 square meters, offering 25% more space than the current cabin.
The suite’s layout includes a plush seat and a chaise longue, both transforming into a two-meter-long flatbed for maximum comfort.
Each suite is enclosed by a floor-to-ceiling curtain for total privacy, with a side-by-side configuration allowing shared travel through an electric sliding partition.
The cabin’s exclusive five-window design, unique to Air France, floods the space with natural light, enhancing the overall ambiance.
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Photo: Air FrancePremium Design and Comfort
The La Première cabin, positioned at the aircraft’s front, represents the pinnacle of French craftsmanship. Only the finest materials have been selected, including full-grain leather and plush wool.
These suites, crafted in France by STELIA Aerospace, feature a sophisticated design developed in partnership with Design Investment studio and SGK Brandimage agency.
A harmonious gray color palette dominates the cabin, accented with haute couture-inspired red touches and champagne-colored metallic details.
Dark carpeting creates a sense of airiness and suspension. The innovative storage solution replaces overhead compartments with floor-level storage, including a large sliding drawer for two carry-on suitcases and additional space under the chaise longue for footwear.
Air France has equipped the new La Première suite with state-of-the-art technology to enhance the passenger experience. Each suite features:
- Two 32-inch 4K screens with 1,500+ hours of entertainment
- Bluetooth connectivity for personal headphones
- Wireless device charging, USB-A & USB-C ports, and universal power outlets
- Free Wi-Fi, with an upcoming ultra high speed upgrade
A wireless touchscreen tablet allows passengers to adjust seat inclination, lighting, and window shades with ease, ensuring complete control over their environment.
La Première guests enjoy an exceptional culinary experience, featuring three-star gourmet meals and a curated selection of fine wines and champagnes.
Dedicated staff provide discreet, attentive service, ensuring a seamless and personalized journey.
Photo: Air FranceRoutes and Availability
The first aircraft featuring this revolutionary cabin, named Épernay, will debut on the Paris (CDG) to New York (JFK) route in spring 2025.
Additional destinations including Los Angeles (LAX), Singapore (SIN), and Tokyo-Haneda (HND) will follow during summer 2025.
Currently, La Première service operates from Paris-Charles de Gaulle to ten global destinations including Dubai (DXB), Miami (MIA), São Paulo (GRU), and Washington DC (IAD).
Photo: Air FranceLegacy of Excellence
Since 1933, Air France has been synonymous with luxury air travel, continuously refining its La Première experience.
With this latest evolution, the airline reaffirms its commitment to offering the highest level of comfort, exclusivity, and service, setting a new standard in premium travel.
This latest evolution reinforces Air France’s upmarket positioning and commitment to transforming air travel into an unforgettable luxury experience.
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