Air France Launches New La Première Suites and Jacquemus Loungewear

The airline's upgraded first-class experience debuts this spring with private suites, designer pajamas, and elevated luxury amenities.

Air France has unveiled its new La Première first-class suites, featuring 38 square feet of private space, a seat and chaise longue that convert into a bed, and advanced technology like 4K screens and wireless charging.
The suites will debut on select Paris-New York flights aboard Boeing 777-300ER aircraft this spring, with plans to expand to other routes later in 2025.
Passengers will receive exclusive Jacquemus-designed loungewear, 'Le Pyjama,' available in multiple sizes, two neckline options, and red and blue variants, packaged in custom poplin pouches.
Additional luxury upgrades include Michelin-starred dining by chefs Dominique Crenn and Emmanuel Renaut, Sisley spa products, and cocktails crafted by mixologist Matthias Giroud.
These enhancements reflect Air France's strategy to position itself as a leader in premium travel by showcasing French luxury and targeting high-paying business and leisure travelers.