AF TATL Business Class Meals
Jul 4, 2013, 6:56 pm
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Join Date: Jun 2013
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AF TATL Business Class Meals
Hot on the heels of the Air France Europe Business Class Meals, I'm looking for some advice/experience with AF TATL Business Class Meals.
I'm flying BOS-CDG-BOS in August in Business class (continuing to BHX after a transfer in CDG), and am curious about the meals on board. I realize I will be fed a light meal BOS-CDG (I'm on the AF321, the late night departure out of Logan), and then breakfast. The return trip I'm sure will have a main meal after departure and light meal before landing in BOS.
What are special meals like in business? I have some dietary restrictions that I need to be careful of. Has anybody tried either the gluten free or allergen free meal? What are they composed of?
Thanks
I'm flying BOS-CDG-BOS in August in Business class (continuing to BHX after a transfer in CDG), and am curious about the meals on board. I realize I will be fed a light meal BOS-CDG (I'm on the AF321, the late night departure out of Logan), and then breakfast. The return trip I'm sure will have a main meal after departure and light meal before landing in BOS.
What are special meals like in business? I have some dietary restrictions that I need to be careful of. Has anybody tried either the gluten free or allergen free meal? What are they composed of?
Thanks
Jul 5, 2013, 8:15 am
#2
Join Date: Sep 2006
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BOS-CDG is a relatively short LH flight (less than 6 hours, in my experience). There's a full dinner service, and then breakfast. If you want to catch some sleep, you can request the express dinner, which consists of an appetizer and the dessert all together.
With regards to Special Meals, it is better to contact AF directly, so they can advise you on the content.
With regards to Special Meals, it is better to contact AF directly, so they can advise you on the content.