Air France

The Air France fleet consists of such aircrafts like A318, Airbus A319, Airbus A320 (2010), Airbus A321-200, Airbus A330, Airbus A340-313 X, Airbus A380, Boeing 747-400. In 2016, they were joined by Airbus A350-900, Airbus A380-800, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777-200ER, Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 787-9, Boeing 747-400ERF,and Boeing 777F.

Paris-Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport is the main base of the Air France airline. The carrier's airplanes are stationed at several other French airports – including in Lyon, Marseilles, and Toulouse. The airport is located 23 km northeast of Paris. The capital is connected by a motorway and railways. The easiest way to move around is by bus (RAPT network) or by taxi. The main tourist attractions from the airport can be reached by TGV train. The airport was one of the first to have a railway connection.
At the airport there are three terminals between which you can travel with free buses. The airport also offers many services, such as shops, restaurants, business lounges, tourist information, a place to pray, Wi-Fi, etc.

Meals on board depend on the booking class. On each route and in each class, alcoholic beverages are included in the ticket price. In the economy class on short routes are served only snacks and drinks, on intercontinental routes – three-course meals. In the business class, three-course meals, a cheese board or quick dishes are served right after the start of the plane. Each passenger's culinary journey begins with a glass of champagne. Then, you can enjoy the dishes prepared by chefs awarded with Michelin stars. The dishes served depend on the length of the flight. On routes over 2.5 hours, passengers always receive a warm meal. Travelers using the first class can order dishes from the card, which also are prepared the best chefs, holding Michelin stars – Joël Robuchon, Régis Marcon, Guy Martin, Anne-Sophie Pic, Michel Roth. You can choose from dishes inspired by Asian cuisine to fresh seafood.

During the journey, the passengers have an entertainment system that allows them to choose among films (all in English, French and Spanish, some also in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Hindi), music and games. The Air France magazine is located on every seat, and additionally in the business and the first class – Air France Madame magazine.
KLM and Air France equipped in May 2013 one of their Boeing 777-300ER in Wi-Fi. Passengers can use the network after the plane reaches the level of 20 thousand feet (about 6 km).
The carrier's lounges are commonly known as Le Salon. Available for travellers of the La Première, Business, and Premium Economy class, as well as for economy class passengers who are members of Flying Blue Gold, Flying Blue Platinum, SkyTeam Elite or Elite Plus. Drinks and snacks are served, international newspapers, free Wi-Fi, showers and SPA are available. 530 Air France and 300 Sky Team lounges are located all over the world, on all continents except Antarctica.
The Flying Blue program rewards Air France and KLM passengers with points for covered miles. Membership is free. The collected points can be converted into various benefits.