Air New Zealand's Future Cabin Experience

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Air New Zealand’s new Dreamliners, due to arrive in 2025, will give customers more choice than any airline in the world, providing the best sleep in the sky regardless of the cabin customers choose to fly in

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Good to see that the angled business seating will be gone. New cabin looks very nice and modern

NonyAviationNewZealand

Always loved flying Air NZ. Great to see that some new stuff is on the way.

marshallrodda

Can you get direct aisle access in business premier for wheelchair customers?

CourtneyEdmonds

So exciting that all of our dreams are coming true to Air New Zealand's Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, keep smiling. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

codymcnaught

The Premium Economy looks fantastic - could rival some other airlines’ business class.

T_Dubbs

My initial thoughts were why o why did they keep the dreadful reverse herringbone design in business class. However, I can now see the angle of the seats are way way less raked away from the window. Only slightly raked now, so you can still look out the window, which is hard to do now without hurting your neck!. And on reflection, I think I actually prefer this new light and spacious looking design for privacy reasons, over the seats angled TO the window. In seats facing to the window, anyone can be standing behind you observing you working on your laptop, reading a book, watching a movie, surfing the net. Creepy. Also I think its quite rude to have your back to the crew, other passengers. Perhaps that's just a cultural thing just like its rude to point your feet at others (a problem with the current design). This new design seems to mitigate these concerns and strike a balance between the dark claustrophobia of the likes of the Qsuite etc and the sheer lack of privacy on some aircraft. That all said, I think the biggest advances are down the back and that's groundbreaking for ultra longhaul flights.

awaruaspirit

I notice that luxury seating doesn't have those terrible headrests that shove a smaller traveler's head forward painfully.
I traveled Air New Zealand, LAX to AKL and because my head came to just above the base of the headrest, I spent nearly 12 hours with my chin shoved nearly to my chest. It was extremely painful and on the way back I had to beg a flight attendant for 2 pillows so I could put them behind my back to push me out of reach of the torturous headrest. I almost didn't get it for safety reasons.
I don't see why only those able or willing to pay more should have the luxury of not having their head shoved onto their chest for the duration of the flight.
Here's some feedback, Air NZ: How about you make those headrests height-adjustable, or removeable? Not everyone is a Kiwi giant.

ujsclsy

KLM gifts minature blue Delft houses to their (Business class) customers. Remember the green tikis AirNZ used to give everyone back in the day? I still have mine. Would love to see this kind of thing again (if they didn't redo this already). 💚

Theodisc

Glad that the herringbone seats are gone.

mq

Looks like an amazing product!!! I look forward to the day I can get on that business class seat to NZ. The bluetooth option on the IFE is something I wish other airlines had.

jauipop

Really want to try the Premium Economy.

ptys.

Thank Goodness for a “new” business class..👍👍
Herringbone design = outdated..😫😫

AdP

Can’t wait for new business class. Looks brilliant.Well done

mikepohl

Sleeping that close to strangers above, below, and diagonally up down and across just seems disgusting. People are gross with their fat bodies stretched out all around you, sweaty and loudly breathing ; or taking off shoes; a potpourri smell of feet, and an irregular medley of snoring from all directions will have everyone tossing and turning around even more, rocking the beds and making noise as you try to block out the unpleasantness of sleeping with your nose within a meter of five butts ready to release gas.

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