Air France debuts new La Première first class suites on Singapore-Paris route

Now flying daily from Singapore, the redesigned La Première suite – Air France’s most luxurious cabin – represents a new benchmark for first-class travel to and from Southeast Asia, with just four private cabins available per flight

Air France has launched its new La Première first class suites on daily flights between Singapore Changi Airport and Paris-Charles de Gaulle, offering one of the world’s most luxurious in-flight experiences with fully private suites, Michelin-starred dining and advanced tech.

Available on a newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER, the four La Première suites sit at the pointy end ahead of 60 Business Class seats, 44 Premium Economy seats and 204 next-generation Economy seats. Singapore is only the second city globally to receive the refreshed cabin product, after New York JFK.

The new La Première suite is Air France’s most refined expression of in-flight luxury to date. Each private suite spans five windows, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling curtains for complete discretion. Inside, a modular layout combines an adaptable armchair with a chaise longue that unfolds into a true two-metre bed, allowing guests to recline, dine, rest or sleep in their preferred configuration.

Passengers can enjoy seamless control over their suite’s environment via a wireless touchscreen tablet, which adjusts seat positions, lighting and window blinds. For entertainment, two 32-inch 4K anti-glare screens provide access to more than 1,500 hours of content, with noise-reducing headphones supplied and Bluetooth pairing available for personal devices. Additional features include USB A, USB C, and 110V/220V power outlets, induction charging pads, and dedicated holders for smartphones or tablets.

Beyond the suite itself, La Première offers a fully curated luxury experience – from dedicated airport lounges and expedited ground services to Michelin-starred onboard cuisine and an exceptional wine and champagne programme.

The new La Première product will continue its international rollout in the coming months, with Los Angeles to follow during the northern summer 2025 season and Tokyo-Haneda in winter 2025/2026. Air France has confirmed plans to expand the availability of La Première across more aircraft and routes over time.

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