Introducing Premium Voyageur
40% more space than Economy Class
In this intermediary cabin range located between Economy and Business Class cabins,
Air France is the first European airline to offer fixed-shell seats, and the first airline in the world to offer so much legroom.
With Premium Voyageur, you will enjoy:
- 40% additional space:on average, 22 Premium Voyageur seats will be available over an area which before held 40 Economy class seats; this translates to very generous legroom.
- A completely new seat: equipped with a fixed shell which guarantees passengers’ space and privacy. You will also enjoy an extra large tray table and a leg rest.
- A wide individual video screen: enjoy hours of video on demand.
- Amenities from the Affaires (Business Class) cabin: travel kit, noise-reducing headphones, a feather pillow, pure new wool blanket.
The Premium Voyageur cabin will be available on the New York-JFK route to Paris beginning October 25, 2009 (flight AF023). You can purchase your tickets today.
The new Premium Voyageur cabin will be progressively implemented on all of our long-haul aircraft, with the exception of the Boeing 777 serving the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean, and the Boeing 747.
- 40% additional space:on average, 22 Premium Voyageur seats will be available over an area which before held 40 Economy class seats; this translates to very generous legroom.
- A completely new seat: equipped with a fixed shell which guarantees passengers’ space and privacy. You will also enjoy an extra large tray table and a leg rest.
- A wide individual video screen: enjoy hours of video on demand.
- Amenities from the Affaires (Business Class) cabin: travel kit, noise-reducing headphones, a feather pillow, pure new wool blanket.
The Premium Voyageur cabin will be available on the New York-JFK route to Paris beginning October 25, 2009 (flight AF023). You can purchase your tickets today.
The new Premium Voyageur cabin will be progressively implemented on all of our long-haul aircraft, with the exception of the Boeing 777 serving the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean, and the Boeing 747.
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