For those who fly in the premium classes with Air France, there’s good news as the airline is updating its amenity kits in La Première, Business and Premium cabins.
In La Première
We move into gift boxes in La Première designed as a genuine leather accessory. With its unique swivel design, it comes in the two colours of this cabin, Air France red and pearl grey, and features an embossed winged seahorse, the airline’s historic symbol in its latest stylised version, a hallmark of the La Première travel experience.
Air France is continuing its partnership with French cosmetics brand Sisley, which has also set up a treatment area in the La Première lounge at Paris-Charles de Gaulle. The box contains a range of four products, carefully chosen to offer a genuine moment of wellbeing during the flight.
- A restorative hand cream for hydrating skin and nails,
- An eye contour balm,
- An intense Hydra-Global hydration booster moisturising serum,
- An All Day, All Year anti-age day cream.
The amenity kit features an Air France La Première pen, a wooden comb, earplugs and a night mask.
Meanwhile in Business Class
From August 2026, a new comfort kit will be available in Business Class, with two models which are replaced every six months. Two versions have been designed: a light grey version for summer 2026 and a navy blue version for winter 2026–2027. The kit is also adorned with the winged seahorse, the airline’s emblem.
Air France is continuing its partnership with Clarins to provide comfort items including:
- a Beauty Flash Balm,
- a Moisturising and Quenching Matte Gel.
The kit also includes earplugs, a night mask made from recycled materials, a bamboo toothbrush, a tube of organic toothpaste made in France, and a pair of socks made from recycled material.s
Finally in Premium…
From July 2026, Air France will also be updating the comfort kit in the Premium cabin. Available in two versions, replaced every six months, this pouch features felt detailing and is made from fully recycled materials.
It comes in two colour combinations: a navy blue version with a horizon blue flap, and a horizon blue version with a navy blue flap. Each model features the Air France emblem on its flap.
Each kit contains all the essentials for a comfortable flight, including earplugs, a bamboo toothbrush with organic toothpaste made in France, a pair of socks made from recycled materials, and a night mask.
Upgrading and rotating kits, delivering comforts in the air
In terms of content, Air France is continuing partnerships with Sisley and Clarins for its upper cabins, whilst Premier gets a more basic variant. Although I would love to see a pen in all the kits… as they’re more than useful for filling in annoying immigration forms (and we’ve all at one time or another had to write and prep an immigration form for landing… rarer than it has been, granted).
Even after the legs I do, I do love an amenity kit – but more importantly, I’m looking to the reusability of the kit, as well as the content. Pouches turn into excellent cable bags, whilst boxes can be used to store items post-flight (or provide a little padding along the line for the more sensitive things you’re bringing along when travelling.
Considering the amenities they offer, these kits are still an important part of the passenger experience, as well as a memory when you leave the aircraft.
And of course, once you’ve left the aircraft, they’re also free continued advertising for the airline…
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