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Airbus has revealed a new interior concept for its A350-1000 aircraft, aiming to enhance the first-class experience for travelers. This concept includes three luxurious suites situated at the front of the aircraft, with a standout "master suite" designed for couples and located at the center of the plane.
The middle suite is equipped with a versatile sofa that can transform into a double bed, providing both comfort and convenience for travelers during ultra-long-haul flights. Although positioned in the plane's center, the suite includes "virtual" windows that passengers can adjust to the time of day, offering aesthetic ambiance despite the lack of real windows.
"We really pushed it to the limits," stated Ingo Wuggetzer, vice president of cabin marketing at Airbus, at a news conference in Hamburg, Germany. To accommodate these suites in a one-one-one configuration, Airbus had to rethink the aircraft's layout, including relocating crew rest areas and lavatories, and adjusting storage spaces. The company also plans to raise the ceiling to create a more open atmosphere within the cabin.
