Japan Airlines unveils new first and business class cabins... with double-bed suites that 'feel like luxury hotel rooms' and headrest speakers

The carrier has revealed the interiors of its new Airbus A350-1000. The launch of the new aircraft is planned by the end of the year, the airline reveals. READ MORE: Why 'hacks' to get the cheapest plane tickets are a waste of time
By Jessica Hamilton
Published: 4:13 p.m. BST, October 17, 2023 | Updated: 07:51 BST, 18 October 2023

Japan Airlines has revealed its new premium cabins - with first class passengers set to benefit soon to have a double bed in their “exclusive” suite in the sky.
The unveiling of the suite is part of a wider reveal of the new interiors of the new Japanese carrier The Airbus A350-1000, which will soon become the airline's new flagship aircraft for international service.
It is expected to be launched on the route between Tokyo (HND) and New York (JFK) before the end of the year.
Japan Airlines (JAL), which was voted the world's fifth best airline at this year's "Oscars of Aviation", claims that the interior of the A350- 1000 was designed “to immerse guests in the atmosphere.” the elegance of Japanese aesthetics and envelopes them in tranquility, providing a serene ambiance that encapsulates the beauty of Japan.
The new first and business class cabins are said to be “spacious, yet completely private environments.”

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Japan Airlines unveils new first and business class cabins... with double-bed suites that 'feel like luxury hotel rooms' and headrest speakers

The carrier has revealed the interiors of its new Airbus A350-1000. The launch of the new aircraft is planned by the end of the year, the airline reveals. READ MORE: Why 'hacks' to get the cheapest plane tickets are a waste of time

By Jessica Hamilton

Published: 4:13 p.m. BST, October 17, 2023 | Updated: 07:51 BST, 18 October 2023

Japan Airlines has revealed its new premium cabins - with first class passengers set to benefit soon to have a double bed in their “exclusive” suite in the sky.

The unveiling of the suite is part of a wider reveal of the new interiors of the new Japanese carrier The Airbus A350-1000, which will soon become the airline's new flagship aircraft for international service.

It is expected to be launched on the route between Tokyo (HND) and New York (JFK) before the end of the year.

Japan Airlines (JAL), which was voted the world's fifth best airline at this year's "Oscars of Aviation", claims that the interior of the A350- 1000 was designed “to immerse guests in the atmosphere.” the elegance of Japanese aesthetics and envelopes them in tranquility, providing a serene ambiance that encapsulates the beauty of Japan.

The new first and business class cabins are said to be “spacious, yet completely private environments.”