Pictured: Air France's brand new Boeing 777 business class suite that you can book in New York
Pictured: Customers of Air France's brand new Boeing 777 business class suite can fly to New York, with a private door, a 6ft 5in flat bed and a gigantic entertainment screen The new cabin has seats in the center equipped with a panel that can be lowered to create a "friendly space" Premium economy seats are new for the 777 - but not for Air France. These are the same as those found in the A350 LEARN MORE: What's the real difference between flying Economy and FIRST CLASS?
AdvertisementAir France has introduced an all-new 48-seat business class cabin for its Boeing 777-300s which offers access to all aisles, privacy doors, wireless charging and 6ft 5in extended beds.
In addition, the new left-turn offering features seats in the center of the cabin fitted with a center panel that can be lowered to create a "friendly space" for passengers traveling together.
Also noteworthy is a 17.3-inch 4K high-definition anti-glare screen that passengers can enjoy using noise-canceling headphones. If they bring their own headphones, they can connect to the system via Bluetooth or a plug.
The seats are finished in wool, brushed aluminum and French full-grain leather.
The premium economy cabin, with 48 seats, is also new for the 777, but not for Air France - it's the same configuration that the carrier uses on its Airbus A350.
Air France has introduced an all-new 48-seat business class cabin for its Boeing 777-300s which offers access to all aisles, privacy doors, wireless charging and 6ft 5in extended beds.
In addition, the new left-turn offering features seats in the center of the cabin fitted with a center panel that can be lowered to create a "friendly space" for passengers traveling together.
Also noteworthy is a 17.3-inch 4K high-definition anti-glare screen that passengers can enjoy using noise-canceling headphones. If they bring their own headphones, they can connect to the system via Bluetooth or a plug.
The seats are finished in wool, brushed aluminum and French full-grain leather.
The premium economy cabin, with 48 seats, is also new for the 777, but not for Air France - it's the same configuration that the carrier uses on its Airbus A350.
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