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The A350-1000 cabin interior has been designed to immerse customers in the elegance of Japanese culture and aesthetics, enveloping guests in a sense of tranquillity and a serene ambience that encapsulates the beauty of Japan. Completely redesigned seats have been installed in all classes to provide JAL’s most relaxing and comfortable experience to date.

Industry Firsts include built-in speakers developed by Safran Seats for JAL’s Business and First seating, allowing passengers to enjoy inflight entertainment without using headphones. A three-people dining space is provided in First, as well as a seat that can also be turned into an extra wide bed. JAL also becomes the first airline to introduce an electric automated recline in Premium Economy and a fixed privacy divider between seats in the middle of the cabin to maximize privacy.

The cabin interior design was inspired by the sights, sounds and experiences present in Japan. For instance, in Business the use of the Japanese rice paper wall, or Shoji, is incorporated in both sliding doors and closets. Whereas in First, the delicate downlight design was inspired by cocktails drunk in the Orchard Bar at the old Hotel Okura, once a Tokyo landmark, graced by visiting Presidents. And for the first time in the carrier’s history, first class seats will feature privacy doors; beautifully crafted in latticework that is reminiscent of the famous Ukiyoe artwork and traditional Japanese woodcraft.

The launch of JAL’s A350-1000 brings synergy to the airline’s domestic and international fleet, building on tangerine’s Infused Essence design strategy first implemented on JAL’s A350-900 in 2019.