Edelweiss Business Class Amenity Kit
Amenity Kit

Edelweiss Business Class Amenity Kit

The Edelweiss Business Class amenity kit on long-haul flights disappoints with minimal contents – socks, a toothbrush with toothpaste, and a sleep mask. For an airline with premium aspirations and corresponding ticket prices, the quality is clearly too low.

2.4 / 5

Introduction

Sometimes I really wonder who comes up with the design of amenity kits. Over time I’ve built up quite a collection myself, though not all of them have made it onto the blog yet. But when I first saw the Edelweiss long-haul amenity kit, my immediate thought was: “Either do it properly – or not at all.” See for yourself:

Appearance

Cardboard packaging with sticker and text on the front

Contents

  • Socks
  • Toothbrush with toothpaste
  • Eye mask

This kit is reduced to the absolute basics – and unfortunately, it shows. While other airlines even in Economy or Premium Economy often provide a bit more, this set feels very underwhelming for a long-haul flight.

To be fair, one could argue that Edelweiss is focusing on sustainability and avoiding unnecessary extras. However, given the ticket prices and the otherwise excellent onboard service, I would have expected something a little more thoughtful and of higher quality.

Sleep mask and towel in an airplane cabin

Conclusion

As much as I like Edelweiss as an airline, the long-haul amenity kit is disappointing. Minimal content, no real highlights, and overall not at the level one would expect from a leisure airline with a premium touch.

Sustainability matters, no doubt. But in this case, Edelweiss has, in my opinion, cut costs in the wrong place.

Rating Breakdown

Design & Appearance
3/5
Content
1.5/5
Quality
2.5/5
Reusability
2.5/5
Overall 2.4 / 5

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