air france premium economy review 777-300

The footrests, leg and headrests are adjustable.

The softer seat foams and wider leather armrests have also been redesigned. The Premium Economy cabin, with its brand new seat, meets the highest standards of comfort for its customers, with a seat width of 48.8 cm, a seat recline of 130° inside a fixed shell, lumbar support adapted to different morphologies and additional legroom. Pleasure and relaxation in Premium Economy A comfort kit in suede and leather, available in elegant colours, is also offered with everything you need for well-being on board. This sober and elegant cocoon contains a storage compartment with a mirror and noise-reducing headphones, an electric socket, two USB ports, an 18.5-inch HD screen, an individually adjustable reading light and mood lighting for a tailor-made travel atmosphere. And for added peace of mind, customers can also turn on their “do not disturb” sign via the seat control.Įverything has been designed to provide an impeccable quality of sleep, with soft seat foam, a silky duvet and a comfortable pillow. They can choose to share a moment of relaxation or enjoy total privacy thanks to a removable partition.

The new configuration of this cabin can be adapted to the customer’s wishes, whether they’re travelling alone or with a companion. With a seating arrangement of four seats per row (1/2/1), all customers have direct aisle access. It also offers a new predefined “relax” position. The seat, with its discreet and contemporary elegance, reclines to become a real bed nearly two metres long.

The Air France Business cabin promises a totally relaxing travel experience. In addition to Pointe-à-Pitre, Fort-de-France and Saint-Denis de la Réunion, these new cabins will be progressively available this year on routes to Mauritius, Havana, Cancun, Santo Domingo and Punta Cana. On board, the aircraft’s 472 seats (14 in Business, 28 in Premium Economy and 430 in Economy) have been completely redesigned, enabling Air France to offer cabins with the highest standards of comfort, in a soft and warm atmosphere in the airline’s colours.Īs from 15 January 2020, the first aircraft equipped with these cabins will take off for the first time to Pointe-à-Pitre, then to Fort de France (16 January 2020) and Saint-Denis de la Réunion (2020 summer season).įrom January to December 2020, Air France will gradually install these new cabins on all its 10 Boeing 777-300s mainly dedicated to this network, thanks to an overall investment of 120 million euros. Air France is today unveiling new cabins available on board its Boeing 777-300, mainly serving destinations in the Caribbean and Indian Ocean.

Air france premium economy review 777-300