First Class on Air France

First Class on Air France is not really called “First Class” - and you would be disappointed if it was. After all, this is the French national airline, so it should be called something French, right? Well, it is - Air France’s First Class is called “l’Espace Première,” which sounds even better, don’t you think?

Air France does not have First Class cabins on all flights, or even all aircrafts - l’Espace Première is only available on certain Boeing 777-300ER and Boeing 777-200ER planes. When it is an option, however, it is a really nice experience - starting from the moment you arrive at the airport.

At Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport you can have a porter meet you outside the terminal in order to collect your baggage and escort you to the check-in area. Then you can relax in the exclusive lounge which is reserved for First Class Air France passengers and in which you can even get a shower or a massage.

L’Espace Première cabins consist of only four to eight seats, giving each passenger incredible amounts of personal space. The way the seats are angled and designed also creates a feeling of privacy for each person in First Class. The seats themselves unfold into real beds, and the flight attendants will even make them up for you when you are ready to get some sleep. Goodie bags for First Class passengers include “comfortable lounge wear,” slippers, and a bag of toiletries for you to freshen up after a long flight.

For your entertainment, each passenger has a 10.4″ TV screen with lots of on-demand movies, television shows and video games, and each seat even comes equipped with an electronic massager. Meals in Air France First Class are designed by a three-star Paris chef, and you are free to eat whenever you want during the flight.

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