air france premium economy 777-300er review

Champagne and wine are free-for-all passengers - an added bonus as most airlines charge for this. On offer is a main course, French cheese, dessert and bread. To celebrate Valentine's Day, Air France is organizing Champagne tasting and is giving passengers a chocolate love heart. As well as the usual drinks, there is a special cocktail menu available each day from 6 p.m.

At the time of publication, the offering is boeuf bourguignon with celeriac mashed potato. On offer there are French wines, Champagnes, cheeses, croissants, French flan and a Brittany galette dessert, a salad bar, quiches, soup and noodles.Īt CDG, there is even an offer from a chef to cook a special dish.

The French brasserie spirit is on offer in both CDG and Orly Airport (ORY). Related reading: As good as it gets: A review of Air France La Première (777-300ER) from Paris to Beijingīeverages: A selection including Louis Roederer Champagne, French red and white wines, cocktails, mocktails, spirits and soft drinks. There is also a buffet available with a selection of starters, salads, meats, cheeses and desserts. There are also a selection of cheeses and desserts, which feature hot chocolate souffle and praline chocolate made in Paris. Main courses include seared cod, free-range chicken with ceps (mushrooms) and a grilled thick slice of black pudding. Main menu: A choice of starters including shrimp salad, pumpkin soup, duck foie gras, chicken and comté cheese and black truffle-toasted sandwich.

Lounges Air France La Première Lounge - Charles de Gaulle, Paris (CDG)īreakfast: Choice of eggs, cold cuts, bacon and sausages, sautéed potatoes, cheese, tomatoes, a selection of cereals, yogurts, pastries and bread. The full French offering is available from the ground to the air with dishes from French chefs such as foie gras, beef bourguignon, croissants and pastries, French cheeses and French wines and Champagnes.īelow is a full breakdown of the Air France food served in the lounges and also on board in each class. Read more: 4 must-do activities for a very Moulin Rouge trip to Paris Whether you're planning a getaway to Paris or using Charles de Gaulle (CDG) as a connection point for long-haul travel, you can get a taste of French cuisine on board or in its lounges. France is known for its unparalleled gastronomy and fine wines, so you can expect the full culinary experience when flying with Air France.

Air france premium economy 777-300er review