Welcome aboard the new Boeing 777-300ER of ANA. The Entrance should resemble one of a hotel reception
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New ANA Cabin is supposed to resemble hotels and living spaces
The airline is retrofitting the interior of its Boeing 777. ANA All Nippon will combine Japanese heritage and Western design, especially in First and Business Class.
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The debut will take place on the Tokyo - London route. On this flight, All Nippon Airways ANA's Boeing 777-300 ER with a renewed cabin will take off for the first time on August 2nd. The highlights are the First Class, called The Suite, as well as the Business Class, called The Room. The airline has developed the new concept over the past five years with Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and British design firm Acumen.
ANA describes the new product as «inspired by Japanese heritage and Western design principles». The First Class is based on Japanese luxury hotels, the Business Class on modern living spaces. In both classes, the mini-suites are lockable and equipped with 43-inch 4K monitors. 4K stands for a resolution that is four times higher than that of a Full HD display. According to ANA, this is the first time such monitors are being used in passenger aircraft.
Self-service with drinks and snacks
Kengo Kuma uses imitations of rosewood as well as light and dark Japanese ash, which are widely used in modern Japanese homes. He wants to create a home away from home feeling, says the architect. In both classes, lamps designed by Panasonic especially for ANA will provide lighting that imitates natural light such as sunrise.
The entrance area of the cabin has also been redesigned to resemble that of a hotel reception. In addition, there is now a self-service bar with drinks and snacks. In Economy and Premium Economy, seats feature Japanese patterns. These were also recently introduced in the Boeing 787-10 of All Nippon Airways.
Nine abreast disappears from Economy
ANA will gradually introduce the new cabin in twelve of its Boeing 777-300ER. The airline is discontinuing the nine-seater row (2-4-3) in Economy Class, which is currently still installed in some of the airline's 777-300ER. The new cabin in Economy Class has ten seats per row (3-4-3), as is the case with numerous other airlines. After the conversion, the aircraft will have eight seats in First Class, 64 in Business Class, 24 in Premium Economy and 116 in Economy.
In the picture gallery above you can see the new cabin of the Boeing 777-300 ER of ANA.
Welcome aboard the new Boeing 777-300ER of ANA. The Entrance should resemble one of a hotel reception
All Nippon Airways
This is the new business class seat
All Nippon Airways
There is a total of 64 mini-suites in the new cabin...
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... which will be catered with food as pictured above.
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If someone should still be hungry or in need of a drink, the new self-service bar will help.
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It gets even more luxurious: The seat in first class.
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There are only eight of them.
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The catering looks brilliant as well.
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A look into the Premium Economy Class. The 24 seatcovers now feature Japanese patterns, ...
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... just like on the 116 economy seats.
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This is how ANA's 777-300ER will be partitioned in the future.
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