Air France is continuing to improve its La Première offering. Even before the launch next winter of its new La Première cabinIn July, it will unveil its exclusive airport itinerary. Available from July, it includes the creation of a new lobby and vast suites. The aim is to create an exceptional experience that is even more fluid and confidential.
As soon as they arrive at the airport, all La Première guests are met by a porter who takes care of their luggage immediately. From this summer, customers will then be accompanied to a new entrance hall, the first step on an exceptional journey. Dedicated to handling departure formalities, this 570 m² space will have fifteen seats as well as two private lounges for even more privacy. However, the latter will be exclusive to passengers who have subscribed to the La Première lounge option. The vestibule will also welcome customers on arrival of their flight, offering the possibility of eating, showering and baggage reclaim.
A veritable bubble of comfort, untouched by the rest of the airport, this vestibule is designed to be a haven of peace and quiet. a concentrate of French elegance and refinement. Decorative and functional, the interior architecture will define different intimate spaces. The entrance hall will feature bright shades of white and grey, with touches of red. Benefiting from natural light, it will be furnished with creations by leading French designers such as Pierre Paulin and Christophe Pillet. With topstitching and upholstery, every finish will be meticulously crafted, giving the space a haute couture feel.
Once the formalities have been completed, each guest accesses the La Première lounge via a dedicated private route. This will include passing through the out-of-sight security checks. Along this new path, the iconic winged seahorse will underline the La Première universe and accompany customers.
Designed by the architect Didier Lefort, the La Première lounge is an exclusive 1,000 m² space offering exceptional serenity. Gastronomy naturally takes pride of place here, with a menu and wine and champagne list designed by Alain Ducasse and his teams. At the heart of the lounge, Air France also offers its customers a Sisley treatment area.
New suites adjoining the lounge
For even more privacy, La Première customers can also book the following options real suites. They will each measure almost 45m² and will adjoin the La Première lounge. Three suites will be available, two of which will connect on request. Passengers will have access to a butler who will introduce them to the different areas and services on offer. Each suite will comprise a lounge, a bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom and an outdoor patio. Designed as real cocoons, the suites will offer meals from Alain Ducasse's menu. They will also offer access to the Sisley spa.
Fresh flowers, exceptional bedding and linens, top-of-the-range finishing touches: it's all abouta palace into an airport. Air France has chosen iconic pieces of French design for its suites. Passengers will find Charlotte Perriand's table d'auteur, Pierre Paulin's Ribbon armchair and Philippe Starck's Privé sofa. Each suite will also be decorated with a work of art by a French artist. This new private itinerary and access to the La Première lounge are included in the La Première offer fromAir France. Access to airport suites is available optional, from 800 euros.
A new La Première cabin for the coming winter season
Following the opening of its exceptional new airport course this summer, Air France will unveil a completely redesigned La Première cabin during the 2024-25 winter season. It is intended to be the longest on the market, with five portholes. Up to three modular and private living areas will be available - a seat, a chaise longue and a fully flat bed. The new Première will equip more aircraft than at present.
