Despite the gradual phase-out of the iconic Airbus A380 across many fleets, All Nippon Airways (ANA) continues to redefine luxury travel with its trio of superjumbo aircraft, now serving premier routes with newly refreshed cabins.
ANA has set a new benchmark in premium air travel by introducing their latest cabin concepts aboard the A380. The First Class suites, arranged in an elegant 1-2-1 configuration, exude understated sophistication with calming grey hues and refined finishes. While these suites are more intimate than Singapore Airlines’ expansive A380 offerings, ANA’s design strikes a balance between exclusivity and comfort—delivering exceptional value relative to their competitors. Each private suite features sliding doors, a personal wardrobe, and a state-of-the-art 32-inch entertainment display, ensuring both privacy and indulgence for discerning travelers.
Business Class on ANA’s A380 accommodates 65 guests in the same spacious 1-2-1 layout, providing direct aisle access for every passenger. The fully lie-flat seats transform into beds, tailored for long-haul relaxation, though they don’t include privacy doors like First Class. The seat arrangement alternates between window and aisle proximity, with thoughtful placement of storage and work surfaces. Couples can select paired center seats, while solo travelers enjoy enhanced seclusion in staggered rows. During our review flights, we found the varying seat types cater exceptionally well to both business and leisure guests, reflecting ANA’s commitment to a personalized inflight experience.
