Air France has reopened its redesigned La Première lounge at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, introducing a more private and refined experience for its first-class passengers as part of the airline’s strategy to elevate its premium offering.
Located in Terminal 2E, the redesigned lounge covers more than 1,000 square metres and has been developed by Air France teams in collaboration with MARKS Brandimage. The new design combines warm materials, tailored lighting and private spaces to create an atmosphere aligned with Air France’s latest La Première cabin suites.
The upgraded lounge features an enhanced fine-dining experience with table service, with menus created by Alain Ducasse and his teams. The offering includes signature French dishes, seasonal cuisine and a wine and champagne selection curated by Air France head sommelier Xavier Thuizat. The lounge received the Skytrax award for the world’s best first-class lounge dining experience in 2025.
Additional improvements include a larger Sisley spa with a second treatment room, redesigned relaxation areas with private day-bed rooms, a dedicated work area and private call booths. The lounge also showcases French artistic heritage, including a new installation by artist Jean-Michel Othoniel.
La Première customers can also access three adjoining 45 m² private suites, introduced in 2024, offering a living room, bedroom with double bed, bathroom, outdoor patio and private dining options with a champagne and caviar welcome.
The redesigned lounge complements Air France’s latest La Première onboard suites on selected Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, creating a seamless premium journey from the airport to the aircraft.