I flew the new Air France La Première First Class from Paris to Los Angeles — and it’s unlike any other First Class in the world. This unique design has no walls, no doors, no dividers. Just a curtain, a luxury seat, and a chaise longue that transforms into a full flat bed.

My journey began at Paris CDG, where La Première has its own private entrance and check-in lounge. Within minutes, I was in a Porsche Cayenne and driven airside to the exclusive La Première Lounge.

Air France showcased their new La Première private lounge concept — complete with a living area, dining room, private bedroom, bathroom, and even an outdoor lounge. I enjoyed a private breakfast and a relaxing spa visit during my 3-hour stay.

From the lounge, another Porsche transfer took me straight to the Boeing 777. Onboard, La Première features just four private suites, each around 3.5 square meters, with five windows, a dedicated seat, and a chaise lounge that converts into a two-meter bed.

The experience is elevated with Jacquemus pajamas, refined French dining, and excellent wine and champagne. Each suite is enclosed by a thick, floor-to-ceiling curtain for complete privacy — a signature Air France touch you won’t find anywhere else. Is this the most elegant First Class in the world? Join me on this exclusive journey and see for yourself. ❤️✈️