Air France has unveiled a redesigned La Première first-class lounge at its home hub of Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
The lounge, located within the airport’s Terminal 2E, has been renovated in collaboration with the MARKS Brandimage agency to offer more privacy to La Première passengers, including dedicated areas for rest, work and dining.
Air France said the dining area now offered more tables and full table-service for guests, while new furniture and partitions have been introduced to create “individual cocoons of privacy”.
Other facilities in the lounge include an expanded Sisley spa and a redesigned relaxation area featuring new individual rooms with day beds. There is also a new work area, including a private booth for calls and conversations.
La Première passengers can also reserve one of three adjoining private suites to use before their flights or between connecting services.
The revamped lounge is part of a programme of improvements to Air France’s La Première airport experience, which was first launched two years ago, alongside the rollout of its new La Première cabins on Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.