Airbus has unveiled new first class cabin designs for its A350-1000 at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg.
The concept features a central Master Suite accommodating two passengers, complete with a double bed, bar, changing area, and a dedicated toilet.
A reconfiguration of the A350-1000 allows for a 1-1-1 layout, relocating amenities like toilets and access stairs outside the passenger area.
The designs include unique interior proportions, enhanced by new fascia and sculptured ceiling panels for improved ambience.
Lufthansa is currently implementing its new Allegris first class cabins on the A350-900, featuring the Suite Plus option with seats that convert into a double bed.
A written statement shared: “the concept had been prompted by ‘increasing demand for First Class cabins on our Airbus flagship. The aim of showcasing the designs in AR was to ‘inspire potential customers and to demonstrate how the new centre module realises a true first class cabin that can be accommodated in the flagship A350-1000’. The unique interior proportions” of the A350-1000 could be further complemented by new fascia and sculptured ceiling panels which provide an even greater sense of space.”
