Turkish Airlines Elevates Business Class to New Heights with Luxurious and Sustainable Lanvin Amenity Kits Designed to Redefine In-Flight Comfort
Turkish Airlines redefines luxury travel with sustainable Lanvin amenity kits in Business Class, blending elegance, eco-consciousness, and ultimate comfort.
Turkish Airlines continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and exceptional travel experiences by unveiling a new Business Class amenity kit collection in partnership with the iconic fashion house Lanvin.
This exclusive collection, featuring five thoughtfully designed pieces, emphasizes sustainability while seamlessly blending modern luxury with timeless elegance. Inspired by Lanvin’s signature designs, the reusable and versatile bags are crafted to cater to various needs beyond the journey. Each kit is filled with premium contents, including limited-edition Lanvin cosmetics, to enhance the in-flight experience. Among the offerings are a Hand & Body Lotion and a Lip Balm enriched with nourishing ingredients like Cocoa Seed Oil, Shea Oil, Olive Shell Oil, and Coconut Oil, ensuring passengers stay hydrated and refreshed throughout their flight.
The collection boasts bags available in brown, black, tan, and cream, with additional wallet-style options in black and brown offered on international Business Class flights lasting between five and eight hours.
Sustainability is at the heart of the design. The eye mask and socks are made from recycled materials, reducing environmental impact without compromising on comfort. Earplugs come in paper packaging to limit single-use plastics, and the toothbrush is crafted from eco-friendly bamboo, aligning with the airline’s zero-waste goals.
This collaboration with Lanvin highlights Turkish Airlines’ dedication to combining comfort, style, and environmental consciousness, setting a new standard for Business Class travel.
Founded in 1933 with a modest fleet of five aircraft, Turkish Airlines has grown into a global aviation leader as a member of the Star Alliance. With a fleet of 474 passenger and cargo aircraft, it serves 349 destinations worldwide, including 296 international and 53 domestic destinations across 130 countries.
