Air France is redesigning its comfort kits across La Première, Business and Premium cabins on long-haul flights, with staggered launches.
The Premium kit launches in July 2026, followed by the Business kit in August 2026, and the La Première kit follows this summer.
Air France has not announced an exact launch date for the La Première kit beyond “this summer.”
The La Première kit is a leather case with a swivel opening, in Air France red and pearl grey, embossed with the airline’s winged seahorse emblem.
Air France worked with Sisley on four products: a restorative hand cream, an eye contour balm, an intense Hydra-Global hydration booster moisturising serum, and an All Day, All Year anti-age day cream.
The case also includes an Air France La Première pen, a wooden comb, earplugs and a night mask.
The Business kit launches in two colourways, with one replacing the other every six months: light grey for summer 2026 and navy blue for winter 2026–27.
It is made from over 90% recycled material and features the winged seahorse.
Clarins supplies two products for the Business kit, each containing 96% naturally derived ingredients: a Beauty Flash Balm and a Moisturising and Quenching Matte Gel.
The kit also includes earplugs, a night mask made from recycled materials, a bamboo toothbrush, organic toothpaste made in France, and socks made from recycled materials.
The Premium kit is a felt pouch made from fully recycled materials, alternating between two colourways every six months: navy blue with a horizon blue flap, and horizon blue with a navy blue flap.
Each version features the Air France emblem on the flap.
Contents include earplugs, a bamboo toothbrush with organic toothpaste made in France, socks made from recycled materials, and a night mask.
Photos: Air France
Photos: Air France
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