When Swiss released his new first -class cabins last month, he kept the best detail for the end.
The new first class, which the airline plans to introduce in the Airbus A350-900 at the end of this year, has suite style seats in a kind of 1-2-1 configuration: the window “individual suites” offers spacious private seats for a passenger, while the option of the “Suite Plus” center can be configured for seats two passengers traveling together.
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On Wednesday, the airline announced the last detail, which called the “Great Suite“
The great suite allows passengers to reserve the Suite Center Suite Plus and one of the individual suites through the hall to combine in a single larger room, including the corridor. It can accommodate up to three passengers.
This largest combined suite can function as a conference room, bedroom or office, Swiss said in a press release announcing the product. The whole space will be locked by a wall of almost 6 feet high, as well as individual suites.
“With our new first Switzerland, we are further expanding our first -class service product with an option that is specifically aimed at those of our main premium clients that seek even more privacy and even more reach to design their personal space on board,” said Swiss commercial director Heike Birlenbach in a statement.
“Our great suite should give our guests all the feeling of having their own ‘loft in high’, a space that they can use as they want, relax, work or simply enjoy the experience,” he added.
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The new product will be available aboard the A350 when it begins to fly between Boston and Zurich in January, and Swiss says that it will continue to present the great suite as you receive more A350. The airline says that it also plans to modernize its Airbus A330 and Boeing 777 existing with the new product.
It is not clear if the Grand Suites can be reserved with points and miles, although it seems unlikely: Swiss says that the premium experience can only be reserved through its direct telephone line direct line.
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