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Air France Passenger Reviews and Air France Customer Trip Reports |
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AIR FRANCE review : 6 June 2009 : by J Neeley (USA)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
Business from SFO to CDG. All staff were professional, efficient and friendly. Seats in
Business comfortable, cabin is roomy but very little personal storage, in-flight entertainment
system was not on-demand which surprised us somewhat. Dinner not very good, the flight
attendant did change my original choice of entree (which was tough and bland) without
hesitation. Breakfast, which I usually skip after an overnight flight was really good. On the
return we flew from Milan to CDG in AF domestic business, these flights are a joke. European
carriers just don't get domestic business class. CDG-LAX was in First. In CDG we were met
deplaning our domestic flight by a very friendly, uniformed representative and taken via
chauffered driven car to the Salon Premier, which was new and amazing. Great food, champagne.
High end bathrooms, showers, library. Dedicated screeners and immigration staff - they have
thought of everything! The club was quiet and beautiful with great subdued design. A driver
took us directly to our plane 15 minutes before departure. We were the only two passengers in
First, very nice. Seats are spacious, lots of storage. Carpets and fake wood veneers looked
tired. Bathrooms nice enough. Flight attendant was gracious, purser was great. Better, updated
entertainment system than the outbound flight with lots of choices. Lunch service was great,
lots of attention to detail, high end ingredients. Dinner before landing is a little simpler
but also good. White wine selection was a little odd, but the purser brought us a white being
served in Business that we liked better. I read that AF gets criticized for their rudeness,
but we found just the opposite. Everyone we encountered at AF couldn't have been friendlier or
more accomodating. AF transatlantic First is far better than American Airline's First Class.
AIR FRANCE review : 3 June 2009 : by K Lisková (Czech Republic)
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Trip Rating : 3/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Prague-Paris flight. Departure and arrival on time, but service below average even for economy
class. The seats uncomfortable and rather shabby, just a packet of peanuts for snack and one
soft drink. Disinterested stewardesses who disappeared as soon as possible, not speaking about
their command of English. Upon arrival we waited some 30 - 45 minutes for the baggage. Not
really a 4-star experience.
AIR FRANCE review : 1 June 2009 : by P Reimers (UK)
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Trip Rating : 0/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
The plane was full due to a cancellation of another flight, movie screen was broken, the
attendants never asked whether passengers wanted a second serving of drinks (water, coffee,
wine, etc. - none of it!), and the choice of meal that was presented in the menu and even
asked by the attendant was not available. The ticket is worth more than 2000 British pounds,
but when I sent in a complaint form, all they could say in an email was that since the choice
of the meals in business class is complimentary, AF is not obliged to deliver what you want
(why give out the menu?), and as a good will gesture, they gave me an MCO for 150 pounds. That
is like taking off my next AF ticket and I am wondering what makes them think that I would
want to fly with them again!
AIR FRANCE review : 29 May 2009 : by R Pierce (Mexico)
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Trip Rating : 0/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Mexico City to Paris. This is not a comfortable flight with a Seat Pitch average of 31 inches.
The point of this posting is to warn passengers of an Air France "Fumigation Policy" where the
flight staff are required to fog their cabins with an insecticide immediately before take off.
No passenger was warned that the cabin crew would be spraying an aerosol based insecticide in
the cabin, no one was asked if they might have an allergic or medical reaction to the chemical
nor was anyone offered an "Opt Out" opportunity that I would have certainly taken advantage
of. Now I do understand that this is due to the Swine Flu problem but still, it is a human
courtesy and quite possibly a medical necessity to at least warn the traveling public. I was
also denied any information about the product used, they would not even show me the canister
so that I could get the name. Instead I was told to speak with the "Ground Staff" which
offered no information or help!
AIR FRANCE review : 29 May 2009 : by Jeremy Brown (UK)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
LHR to CDG boarded fairly promptly, a cold snack is served in Business Class, average
comfort. I was escorted from the aircraft door to a Mercedes waiting at the steps to the gate.
Transferred to F Class lounge for 4 hour wait until my First Class flight to Montreal. A very
quiet and beautifully appointed lounge. Delicious choice of meal for lunch which was very
tasty. The lounge was not as comfortable as it looked. Transfer back to the aircraft was by
Mercedes. I was the only passenger in a 4 seater F Class section. Food mediocre. Bed
comfortable and managed a good 5 hours sleep. Cabin was rather warm. I was informed that Air
France offers only 25 flights per day with F Class - in my opinion, this is not a viable /
profitable operation.
AIR FRANCE review : 27 May 2009 : by J Magda (Poland)
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Trip Rating : 0/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
TXL-CDG-CCS return. I wouldn't recommend this airline. The only positive thing is the food,
which was quite tasty. The flight was cancelled, I was notified by SMS just a couple of hours
before the scheduled flight. They didn't provide any other suitable flight, I had to look for
one on my own. They were rude, unattending and made an impression as if I was disturbing them.
The flights were delayed with no one able to inform us on real reasons of the delay. They just
didn't feel responsible for what happened to us. Instead of a trip of our lives, we had some
really bad experiences.
AIR FRANCE review : 20 May 2009 : by D Chau (Hong Kong)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
HKG-CDG and CDG-HKG. I was surprised by exceptional service of my flight from CDG to HKG.
Greeted by my name, good attention given to details. Flight the attendants managed to speak to
me in English - I am a Chinese-origin French (but replying to them in French each time). They
must be a little bit more concerned by competition as having a big hub (specially not very
users friendly) seems not enough.
AIR FRANCE review : 13 May 2009 : by Ian Williams (Switzerland)
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Trip Rating : 10/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Geneva to Jo'burg (via Paris CDG) return economy. Extremely good experience. Efficient and
speedy check ins, good onboard drinks and meal service. Great flight attendants and good
entertainment on seat back screens. Outbound on 777-200 and return on 777-300. Both flights
quite full but comfy enough for the price paid (fifth of the price of business). Arrived in
Jo'burg to find bags waiting on belt after immigration. Only a short wait for bags in Geneva
upon return. I found it to be a very good and competitively priced experience.
AIR FRANCE review : 11 May 2009 : by S Jones (USA)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
EWR-CDG Economy class. Was very impressed with onboard service; flight attendants were
attentive, polite, friendly. Each economy seat has pillow and blanket, and shortly after
take-off FA's distributed eye-mask, earplugs and headphones, as well as a menu. Champagne
offered as an apertif, and beer & wine with dinner. Food was good and FA's seemed to be
around and available to help. AVOD was very good - enormous selection of movies and
television. Seat cushion cushioning is almost non-existant, but legroom standard for economy.
AIR FRANCE review : 7 May 2009 : by Fred Hodgson (Isle of Man)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
BLR-CDG-MAN. The return of the other report. Not as good. Endless problems with OLCI and
reconfirmation of flights. Boarded quite efficiently and took off on the dot. Our original
flight had been cancelled so we were coming back a day early. this meant the flight was Full.
Still in allocated seats so no problems in the 2-4-2 configuration. Meal service not as good
as outbound due to late hour of departure. However the quality of flight was good and the
aircraft was clean and reasonably comfortable. The leg room in window seats is restricted due
to gubbins on the floor. Into CDG on time. No rush to connect which was just as well as the
airbridge was blocked by two police checking passports. For 240 pax this took time.
Flight to MAN left on time in a new aircraft. Cost of the return flight value for money at
£298 each.
AIR FRANCE review : 6 May 2009 : by C Phillips (USA)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
IAD-CDG-DUS. A pretty good flight despite the tiny personal entertainment system and the
horrible transfers in Paris. Managed to get my bags and myself delivered on time and in one
piece, so overall a good experience.
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