If there is only one thing that could be reproached to Turkish Airlines it was the 2-3-2 configuration of its long haul business class cabin. If there is only one thing that could be reproached to Turkish Airlines it was the 2-3-2 configuration of its long haul business cabin.

This week the Turkish airline revealed on Twitter the first pictures of these new cabins.

First of all the business class cabin, finally in 1-2-1. Of course full flat and full access.

The screen looks huge.

A very sober cabin that unfortunately will only be seen on the B787 and A350 for the time being, as the retrofit of the existing B777 and A330 is not on the agenda for the time being.

And the economy class on a 3-3-3 configuration.

Very sober tones for a more premium look than the current 330 and 777 I think.

And to finish the videos of the economy and the business class.

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