A bed in economy: Air New Zealand unveils new cabins for its Boeing 787

By 2024, Air New Zealand With the aim of completely refurbishing the cabins of its long-haul aircraft and improving the customer experience during their intercontinental journeys, the company will soon receive 8 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and the existing units will have these new products,

All Boeing 787 Dreamliners in the company’s fleet will be modernized with their cabins in the following configurations: 4 – 8 Business Premier Lux, 42 – 22 Business Premier, 52 or 33 Premium Economy and 153 or 213 long-haul and six aircraft are used. The range (New York, Houston, Chicago) will include a new Economy Skynest product.

Air New Zealand has designed these new cabins around the needs of its customers for intercontinental flights, emphasizing the need for more comfort and space, as well as providing customers with an innovative travel experience.

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“The New Zealand location puts us in a unique position to lead the ultimate long-haul travel experience. We’ve focused on sleep, comfort and wellness because we know how important it is for our customers to be well-rested. Whether they’re heading straight to a meeting or heading to their first vacation hotspot, they They want to go to work,” he said. Greg Foran, CEO of Air New Zealand.

The company has designed a new “Skynest” concept for its customers in economy: first announced in 2020, it is the first in the world.

“We wanted to offer our economy customers a flatbed option, and Skynest was born. It will be a real game changer for the economy travel experience,” added Foran.

Sustainability plays an important role in the design process. The use of modern fabrics instead of leather will save a kilogram of weight per seat in Business Premier and Premium Economy, reducing overall carbon emissions.

In premium cabins, service materials are 20% lighter and the economy reduces the number of plastic pallets used, helping to reduce carbon emissions.

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New rooms

Business Premier Deluxe

The airline’s new offering for customers looking for the ultimate in space and privacy. A luxurious experience with all the features of a Business Premier, but with a fully-closing door and room for two to dine.

Business Premier

A comfortable, individual seat for a pleasant ride and a restful sleep. If traveling with a companion, the middle row allows customers to open their seats and share their experience.

Economy premium

For foodies looking for a little luxury, kick back and enjoy the flavors of Ateroa. The company’s new seat offers more privacy and a safe place where you can retreat quietly without disturbing the person behind you.

The economy is Skynest

They are the world’s first sky sleeping pods, SkyNest. A dedicated section for six passengers and some sleep as part of your journey. A game changer for budget travelers.

Economy Skycouch

A portion of the economy seats can be adjusted to recline the bed and recline more, offering more comfort to customers.

Economic expansion

This seat is for those who prefer to relax and stretch their legs more than a regular economy seat.

economy

An upgraded economy seat designed with more storage, comfort and space and a 50% larger screen for entertainment. Pair with Bluetooth audio and connect your device to act as a remote or second screen.