Wow: Aeroflot’s New A350 Business Class With Doors

Aeroflot will soon be taking delivery of their first Airbus A350, as the airline has 15 of these planes on order, which they’ll take delivery of between 2020 and 2023.

Over the summer I wrote about how Aeroflot was planning on introducing a new business class product on the A350. They hadn’t formally announced the details, but they had already uploaded the seatmap for their first A350 flights, and it showed a 1-2-1 configuration in business class (different than their existing 2-2-2 configuration on wide body planes).

Well, Henrik at InsideFlyer now shares the details of these new cabins.

New Aeroflot A350 Business Class

Aeroflot’s A350-900s will have a total of 28 business class seats, in a 1-2-1 configuration, and it’ll be the first plane on which they have direct aisle access from all business class seats. Not only that, but they’ll be offering business class seats with doors.

The bones of the seats look similar to the Delta A350 business class product, which is a modified Vantage XL seat. I do love the Aeroflot cabin finishes.

Aeroflot A350-900 business class


Aeroflot A350-900 business class

Business class will also have a self serve refreshment area.


Aeroflot A350-900 business class bar

New Aeroflot A350 Premium Economy

Premium economy will be in a 2-4-2 configuration, with a total of 24 seats. Ultimately that’s going to be a bit on the tight side since economy only has an extra seat per row, but unfortunately this is the trend that airlines have taken with the A350.


Aeroflot A350-900 premium economy

New Aeroflot A350 Economy

Economy will be in the standard 3-3-3 configuration, and looks decent as well.


Aeroflot A350-900 economy

Aeroflot A350 Routes

As of now, Aeroflot has scheduled the A350 on the following routes, starting next spring:

  • New York JFK as of March 29, 2020
  • Beijing as of May 1, 2020
  • Seoul as of June 1, 2020
  • Miami as of June 2, 2020

Of course this remains subject to change, and make sure you check the actual seatmap for the flight you intend to book, because not all flights in these markets will feature the A350.

Bottom Line

I can’t wait to try Aeroflot’s new A350 business class, which looks much better than I was expecting. I reviewed Aeroflot a couple of years back, and was very pleasantly surprised.

I had low expectations flying them from Los Angeles to Moscow on a 777, but found it to be excellent.

Aeroflot’s 777 business class

Furthermore, they offer actual premium seats in business class on regional flights, unlike most other European airlines.

Aeroflot’s 737 business class

What do you make of Aeroflot’s new A350 business class?

(Tip of the hat to View from the Wing)

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TIM Guest

Do the seats lay flat on the Aeroflot A350-900?

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Seth Guest

Aeroflot is also currently flying the Airbus A350s to Dubai

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Randolph Guest

Looks like the roll out has changed, my flight from SVO to JFK at the end of may is now showing a 777, previously was the A350-900.

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Iwan Ang Guest

It's 2020, a pity their Premium Economy & Economy are simply "me too" products. No new innovation at all. BTW, what's the reason why airlines don't add a bit of extra recline for the LAST row of these cattle classes. Aeroflot has Space+ already, so they know how to charge money for the same class. They can easily add 3" recline for the last row and charge $$. 3" is not a lot and far from lying flat, but it makes a huge difference for lower back pain. My lower back can handle max 6 hours. Paying US$100 is a wiser spend than being in a doctor's clinic.

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Ivan Guest

Hate that ugly orange finishes on those seats. Also it look extremely claustrophobic.

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