Saudi Arabia’s fledgling carrier has revealed the interior cabin designs of its Boeing 787-9 fleet, which promises plenty of mile-high style. Set to launch later in 2025, Saudi Arabia’s digital-native airline is pairing technological innovation with refined design to set a new global standard.

The airline’s Business Elite cabins feature Safran Unity seats in a 1-2-1 layout with fully flat beds, 52-inch privacy walls and the world’s largest Business Class screen at 32 inches. Premium Economy offers a generous 38-inch pitch, privacy head wings and 4K OLED screens. Even Economy comes thoughtfully appointed with ergonomic seating, adjustable headrests and 13.3-inch displays.

Each class showcases a palette inspired by Riyadh’s desert skies—mocha gold, skyline blue and lavender—alongside plush textures and home-inspired fabrics. Design details such as stone accents and traditional tent-inspired canopies bring regional identity into the cabin.

Riyadh Air will also offer free high-speed Wi-Fi to all passengers enrolled in its loyalty programme, while immersive audio is delivered through Devialet’s built-in headrest speakers in Business and Business Elite.

CEO Tony Douglas calls the interiors a “world-class experience” combining comfort, elegance and intuitive design. With its supposedly seamless digital booking journey, cutting-edge amenities, and deep cultural references, Riyadh Air is certainly one to watch.

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