Air France Business Class
Roissy-en-France, France
Air France's long haul Business Class brings the airline's French identity into the cabin through its menus, wines and considered details. The seat is designed to move between dining, working and sleeping positions, becoming a fully flat bed when rest takes priority. Dark blue bedding and a soft pillow give the personal space a restrained, comfortable feel rather than an overtly decorative one. In the newer cabin design, a sliding door provides additional privacy, while the divider between central seats can be lowered for passengers travelling together. A personal entertainment screen offers films, music and programmes, and power connections keep devices charged. Meals are developed with established chefs, accompanied by a wine selection that is part of the broader French dining approach. Comfort items include a skincare amenity kit and slippers. Cabin layout and the presence of doors depend on the aircraft and its configuration. Travellers should check the particular seat map, especially when comparing newer suites with other Business Class seats or connecting onto a shorter flight. SkyPriority services provide dedicated airport processes, while access to Business lounges creates space to eat, work or relax before boarding. These ground services complement the quieter pace of the long haul cabin.