Peacock Suites

Individual suite in lounge mode

Peacock Suites

Full height closet & shelves

Peacock Suites

Co-joined suites

Peacock Suites

Double-bed with private lavatory

Peacock Suites

Lavatory

Peacock Suites

Entrace hall & main aisle

Peacock Suites

Fully enclosed private room

Peacock

Peacock is not a first-class suite. It is neither business class, premium economy, nor multi-room “residence” suite — it is all of them at the same time. Designed for wide-body aircraft, Peacock is fluid and space-efficient layout that allows instant transformation among a variety of configurations to create unique products that suit a wide spectrum of market. Peacock is a groundbreaking concept that gives operators increased revenue potential for its valuable front-end space and introduces to passengers exciting new experiences.

Individual Suites

Each halve of the semi-circular rooms is equivalent to a first class suite, but with extra-wide seating and ottoman that fits up to 4.

Equal Opportunity

All suites are identical in design apart from the direction of travel, while a single aisle layout means all suites are window seats to ensure a consistent.

Co-joined Suites

A sliding door connects adjacent spaces to form a true “suite”, with one side configured as living room, the other as bedroom throughout the flight.

Private Lavatory Suite

The aft lavatory can be made exclusive to the starboard suites to create a 3-room suite with living room, bedroom & private lavatory.

Backstage Area

The converging aisle brings passengers to their suites without the need to go through the galley, which also gives an uninterrupted work environment for staff.

Space Efficiency

Space is saved by overlapping the “valley” between the semi-circular rooms with business class section with reverse-herringbone or staggered seats.

First World Problem

First class suites is an endangered species. What if they are made of building blocks that can be combined and split to offer permutations of products at different seat densities? Operators will then be able to use this flexibility to expand the reach of a product in both the up-market and low-market direction to increase the load factor. Here is the idea:

First Class

The latest top-of-the-line first class suites these days give each passenger around 35sqft of floor space per suite, roughly the size of a queen bed.

Honeymoon Suite

The same space is perfect for a couple to share, in which case the space per person is similat to airline business class. This is a good alternative passengers who prefer to sit close to their travel companion.

Family Suite

The space can also be configured to seat up to 4 if the ottomans are also certified for passengers. This creates a nice “family room” where parents can sit with up to 2 kids face-to-face.

Co-joined Suite

On the premium side of the scale, extra value can be created if adjacent spaces are co-joined to form a suite with separate bedroom and living areas. This is an interesting option for passengers who can afford more space.

Private 3-room Apartment

A lavatory that can be “privatized” for the exclusive use of part of the cabin can be a valuable option for passengers who desire complete privacy, such as the ultra-rich, head of states or A-list celebrities.

A Fluid Solution

Peacock is a layout that allows such flexibility to be put into practice. It is a single aisle configuration that fits wide-bodied aircraft such as the Boeing 777 or the Airbus A350, comprising of a semi-circular space on each side of the cabin, Y-shaped converging aisles, and a diamond-shaped twin lavatory.

Peacock Aircraft Entrance — Seamless Journey

The Peacock experience starts from the entrance- without passing the galley, passengers are led through the curved aisle into the spacious central foyer.

peacock foyer — Solitude

Full-height curtains, effective in blocking lights and sounds, let passengers gain full control of their own experience and schedule without disturbing others.

Peacock-suite - overview — Home Away from Home

Whether for an individual or a family, Peacock is about providing a homey private retreat, with gorgeous views above the clouds, comfortable sofa, spacious beds and generous storage.

Peacock - Shared experience — Shared Experience

Peacock is also about bringing back the romance of air travel- the shared experience. Super wide couch and face-to-face dining all for people to enjoy the company of close friends and family.

Peacock- Suite Open Closet — A Place for Everything

A full height closet, a bedside cabinet and a storage ottoman together provide ample capacity for all the passenger’s belongings. The closet door, when opened, creates a semi-private changing area at the corner of the suite.

peacock family bunkbed — Family Time

A drop-down bunk bed for young children may be configured in place of the overhead locker, allowing parents to sleep comfortably separately.

Peacock - Cojoined Suites — Dynamic Duo

The joining of adjacent spaces delivers synergy by forming true “suites” with one space configured as living room, the other as bedroom throughout the flight.

Peacock- Private Lav & Bed view — Ultimate Seclusion

The addition of a private lavatory access creates the ultimate luxury in spaciousness and privacy, enabling airlines to compete to a certain degree with private jets.

Expanding the Reach

The business case of Peacock lies in expanding the reach of the product to a much wider spectrum of customer profiles. While high-end consumers are expecting more and more in terms of space and features, the aviation industry on the other hand are operating in a competitive market that is full of uncertainties. Flexible cabins, with its fluidity to morph into many different products, is one way to break free from the constraints- it allows valuable floor space to be more efficiently for a faster return on investment.

Peacock

First World Problem

First Class

Honeymoon Suite

Family Suite

Co-joined Suite

Private 3-room Apartment

A Fluid Solution

Expanding the Reach

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