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Avianca Airlines reveals new INSIGNIA cabin features

Maia Vinton
Last updated: 16 September 2026 08:18
By Maia Vinton
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New cabin seats for Avianca Airlines INSIGNIA Business Class. They look modern with a white and grey design opposed with a splash of red that makes the cabin stand out.
The new cabin seats for INSIGNIA Business Class © Avianca Airlines
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Avianca Airlines has revealed its updated INSIGNIA cabin features, changing business class customers’ experience by enhancing comfort, dining and onboard service. New cabin suites will offer more privacy, arriving in 2027, with advanced entertainment features for Boeing 787 flights that travel to and from Europe and New York.

New amenity kit created by Avianca Airlines for Business Class INSIGNIA, created by Loto del Sur and Mola Sasa. The pieces are being held by a woman who shows the brightly coloured toiletry bags decorated with different Colombian styles incorporated throughout.
Avianca Airlines’ new amenity bags © Avianca Airlines

INSIGNIA business class benefits

The latest generation of INSIGNIA by Avianca Airlines offers business class customers the opportunity to use its updated service on a greater number of flight routes, serving more customers and expanding U.S. connectivity. The updated amenities are included in more than 400 weekly flights to and from America; they are also available for flights to and from locations such as Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, London, and New York.

Benefits to be included on Avianca Airlines Boeing 787 flights when flying INSIGNIA business class are:

  • More baggage – customers will be able to bring aboard a personal item, one 10-kilogram carry-on bag and two 32-kilogram bags to put in the aircraft hold
  • A VIP lounge to relax in before a flight
  • Priority service that includes assistance for checking in and boarding
  • Fast-track service that exempts customers from extra wait time
A complimentary meal created by Álvaro Clavijo, chef and founder of El Chato in Bogotá. Inspired by Latin America, the dish shows a blend of different vegetables along with salmon, butter and bread. The dish looks colourful and looks intensely flavourful.
An example of the newly introduced dishes © Avianca Airlines

New features inside the aircraft

Onboard complimentary meals are created by Álvaro Clavijo, chef and founder of El Chato in Bogotá. Inspired by Latin America, the recipes deliver a blend of authentic and original flavours along with new tableware design for a unique experience.

More of the new INSIGNIA business class features inside the aircraft will include:

  • A brand-new seat that is adjustable and allows customers to lie flat
  • Privacy doors
  • An amenity kit – made in partnership with Loto del Sur and Mola Sasa, featuring a colourfully patterned design piece that was inspired by Colombia’s biodiversity
  • Pyjamas
  • Meridian Headphones

Some amenities will be subject to availability depending on the flight route.

What do you think about the new INSIGNIA business class? Let us know in the comments!

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