Air France Business Class within Europe
#61
Join Date: May 2005
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Originally Posted by JOUY31
I personally prefer aisle seats. The best legroom would be in seat 2D, followed by 1C, which is not as good. Both also allow me to disembark quickly and have a nice chat with the pleasant AF personnel navigant commercial .
#62
Join Date: Jul 2005
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AZ C Class is the Best!
I've taken loads of AZ flights lately and many in C class. On the A320's from ATH-MXP, it was new, clean, and C class configured just like US carriers, 2-2. Food was excellent and the staff couldn't have been more friendly. On MD80's that are NOT for travel within Italy, the seating is just like an AA MD80 with 2-2 seating in C and 2-3 seating in Y. Yes, the planes are a little worn, but the interiours of every aircraft were immaculate. Service was great and the food was impeccably presented and served. I have found the AZ flight attendants to be MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCH more friendly and attentive than the AF and KL crew. I've never had a late flight (in fact, every single one has been early out of 14 segments so far) and while the MD80s have no IFE (the A320s do), I think my iPod can keep me company for a 2 hour trip to somewhere in Europe. I have made AZ my Skyteam airline of choice for intra-Europe flights.
#63
Join Date: Jun 2005
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AZ Y Class also superior to KL
Travelling in AZ Y class in Europe is also a pleasant experience similar to that just described in C. More space, better food, friendly personal service although I do agree it all looks a bit worn for wear.
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And, from FB perspective, the best thing is to know you will receive full miles for a better product!
#64
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Originally Posted by Klm is Dead - Long Live KLM
Travelling in AZ Y class in Europe is also a pleasant experience similar to that just described in C. More space, better food, friendly personal service although I do agree it all looks a bit worn for wear.
And, from FB perspective, the best thing is to know you will receive full miles for a better product!
And, from FB perspective, the best thing is to know you will receive full miles for a better product!
#65
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Originally Posted by Klm is Dead - Long Live KLM
Travelling in AZ Y class in Europe is also a pleasant experience similar to that just described in C. More space, better food, friendly personal service although I do agree it all looks a bit worn for wear.
#66
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Heraklion, Greece
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[QUOTE=Klm is Dead - Long Live KLM]Travelling in AZ Y class in Europe is also a pleasant experience similar to that just described in C. More space, better food, friendly personal service although I do agree it all looks a bit worn for wear.
True! Cheaper fares too, and this not only within Europe but also over the big pond. But better food than KL or AF within Europe? Not really!
Originally Posted by Klm is Dead - Long Live KLM...
And, from FB perspective, the best thing is to know you will receive full miles for a better product!
#67
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Heraklion, Greece
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[QUOTE=KLouis]
True! Cheaper fares too, and this not only within Europe but also over the big pond. But better food than KL or AF within Europe? Not really!
Originally Posted by Klm is Dead - Long Live KLM
Travelling in AZ Y class in Europe is also a pleasant experience similar to that just described in C. More space, better food, friendly personal service although I do agree it all looks a bit worn for wear.
True! Cheaper fares too, and this not only within Europe but also over the big pond. But better food than KL or AF within Europe? Not really!
#68
Join Date: May 1998
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Originally Posted by dg4255
I've taken loads of AZ flights lately . . . . I've never had a late flight (in fact, every single one has been early out of 14 segments so far) . . . .
I would say that at least half of my AZ flights connecting through MXP have been delayed at MXP, usually because of fog, which resulted in my arrival at the destination being late. MXP seems to be a fog magnet if I'm connecting there!