Air France upgrading business class cabin amenities, enhanced meal service

Air France recently announced that it is continuing with its cabin amenities and enhanced meal service in the business class as part of its innovative efforts and provide better service and comfort to its business class fliers in 2012.

The airline said that it has enhanced its menu with dishes signed by renowned chefs such as Joël Robuchon. Contemporary and regularly upgraded menus, tableware and amenities kits will be offered to the passengers. Air France said that it wants to remain true to its commitments and surprise its customers by offering the best possible services. The airline said that it wanted to maintain its role as ambassador of fine French cuisine and lifestyle.

Regarding cabin amenities, Air France said that it will be equipping two thirds of its fleet with new business class seats in 2012. The airline said that even one year after the launch of its upgrade program it is continuing to install new business class seats on its long-haul fleet.

According to Air France, more spacious, longer and 5 kg lighter “full sleep” business class seat is environment-friendly and provide more comfort to the passengers.