The AF Fréquence Plus Mémorial lounge thread
May 23, 2008, 1:44 am
#271
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mais est-ce que un hexagone aurait plus que quatre coins? 
Si je me souviens bien de mon cours de maths, un hexagone est un polygone à six sommets et six côtés. Les angles internes d'un hexagone régulier sont tous de 120°. Les hexagones réguliers peuvent se juxtaposer les uns les autres sans laisser aucune lacune, comme les carrés et les triangles équilatéraux, et sont ainsi utiles pour construire des pavages. Les cellules des rayons dans une ruche d'abeilles à miel sont hexagonales pour cette raison et parce que cette forme permet une utilisation efficace de l'espace et des matériaux de construction.
Si je me souviens bien de mon cours de maths, un hexagone est un polygone à six sommets et six côtés. Les angles internes d'un hexagone régulier sont tous de 120°. Les hexagones réguliers peuvent se juxtaposer les uns les autres sans laisser aucune lacune, comme les carrés et les triangles équilatéraux, et sont ainsi utiles pour construire des pavages. Les cellules des rayons dans une ruche d'abeilles à miel sont hexagonales pour cette raison et parce que cette forme permet une utilisation efficace de l'espace et des matériaux de construction.
May 23, 2008, 3:28 am
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May 30, 2008, 12:48 pm
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JNB opened
Offre de nourriturre en deça de l'offre du 2E en soirée, avec aucun sandwich notamment. Nice showers, sans avoir besoin de troquer son bp pour entrer!
May 30, 2008, 1:31 pm
#274
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Oui, à la mi mars, il était opérationnel. il peut être assez encombré surtout si le premier vol AF a du retard (1 vol AF puis un AF et un KL avec un départ quasi concomittant vers 23h30).
Offre de nourriturre en deça de l'offre du 2E en soirée, avec aucun sandwich notamment. Nice showers, sans avoir besoin de troquer son bp pour entrer!
Offre de nourriturre en deça de l'offre du 2E en soirée, avec aucun sandwich notamment. Nice showers, sans avoir besoin de troquer son bp pour entrer!
Jun 13, 2008, 2:26 pm
#275
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Une bien mauvaise soirée pour les Bleus 
Jun 13, 2008, 2:34 pm
#276
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Et cela ne s'arrange guère ....
Jun 17, 2008, 2:11 pm
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Revenons aux choses sérieuses. 
http://www.lefigaro.fr/lefigaromagaz...llan_de_by.php
"La Fleur de By", second vin du cru bourgeois "Rollan de By" fait maintenant des apparitions régulières en moyen courrier en Tempo Challenge et Espace Affaires Europe (vols courts).
http://www.lefigaro.fr/lefigaromagaz...llan_de_by.php
"La Fleur de By", second vin du cru bourgeois "Rollan de By" fait maintenant des apparitions régulières en moyen courrier en Tempo Challenge et Espace Affaires Europe (vols courts).
Aug 17, 2008, 4:05 pm
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http://cgi.ebay.fr/Vend-Siege-ancien...d=p3286.c0.m14
les sieges d'Air France J trouvent leur chemin vers EBAY. ça vous manque? ça vous tente? peut etre regarder la télé dans un siege affaires d'AF?
les sieges d'Air France J trouvent leur chemin vers EBAY. ça vous manque? ça vous tente? peut etre regarder la télé dans un siege affaires d'AF?
Aug 17, 2008, 5:12 pm
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En fait, ca ne m'etonnerait pas que ca atteigne des sommes astronomiques! Ca me fait toujours marrer de voir les valises que les compagnies offraient gratuitement aux gamins quand j'etais petit vendues une fortune dans les boutiques vintage chic de Londres! Alors un siege...
Sep 14, 2008, 4:08 pm
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Apologies for the English and if this is posted in the wrong place but...
phaleesy and I will be in Paris on Sat 8 Nov and Sun 9 Nov and wondered whether any of the AF/FB regulars are free to meet up for lunch either day ? Flying in on BA (the logical choice of course!) and AF (only a few short of 30 segments now) respectively.
I can tell you the story of how last weekend AF saved us money. We flew to CDG on Friday evening. Stayed at the Ibis. Took the AF coach to ORY. Went to check-in for our flight to RDZ only to be told that it had been cancelled. We were flown down to TLS instead, given a sandwich/drink and put on a coach. We were meant to arrive at RDZ at 10:30 but actually arrived at 14:00. We had to cancel our lunch reservation at Michel Bras which was the first date available when we tried to book back in March. Next time, perhaps we should take FR direct to RDZ if it'll be more reliable ? 
phaleesy and I will be in Paris on Sat 8 Nov and Sun 9 Nov and wondered whether any of the AF/FB regulars are free to meet up for lunch either day ? Flying in on BA (the logical choice of course!) and AF (only a few short of 30 segments now) respectively.
I can tell you the story of how last weekend AF saved us money.
We flew to CDG on Friday evening. Stayed at the Ibis. Took the AF coach to ORY. Went to check-in for our flight to RDZ only to be told that it had been cancelled. We were flown down to TLS instead, given a sandwich/drink and put on a coach. We were meant to arrive at RDZ at 10:30 but actually arrived at 14:00. We had to cancel our lunch reservation at Michel Bras which was the first date available when we tried to book back in March. Next time, perhaps we should take FR direct to RDZ if it'll be more reliable ?
Sep 17, 2008, 12:59 pm
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Apologies for the English and if this is posted in the wrong place but...
phaleesy and I will be in Paris on Sat 8 Nov and Sun 9 Nov and wondered whether any of the AF/FB regulars are free to meet up for lunch either day ? Flying in on BA (the logical choice of course!) and AF (only a few short of 30 segments now) respectively.
I can tell you the story of how last weekend AF saved us money. We flew to CDG on Friday evening. Stayed at the Ibis. Took the AF coach to ORY. Went to check-in for our flight to RDZ only to be told that it had been cancelled. We were flown down to TLS instead, given a sandwich/drink and put on a coach. We were meant to arrive at RDZ at 10:30 but actually arrived at 14:00. We had to cancel our lunch reservation at Michel Bras which was the first date available when we tried to book back in March. Next time, perhaps we should take FR direct to RDZ if it'll be more reliable ?
phaleesy and I will be in Paris on Sat 8 Nov and Sun 9 Nov and wondered whether any of the AF/FB regulars are free to meet up for lunch either day ? Flying in on BA (the logical choice of course!) and AF (only a few short of 30 segments now) respectively.
I can tell you the story of how last weekend AF saved us money.
We flew to CDG on Friday evening. Stayed at the Ibis. Took the AF coach to ORY. Went to check-in for our flight to RDZ only to be told that it had been cancelled. We were flown down to TLS instead, given a sandwich/drink and put on a coach. We were meant to arrive at RDZ at 10:30 but actually arrived at 14:00. We had to cancel our lunch reservation at Michel Bras which was the first date available when we tried to book back in March. Next time, perhaps we should take FR direct to RDZ if it'll be more reliable ?
Sep 17, 2008, 5:38 pm
#283
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Nov 4, 2008, 10:17 am
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Falco Peregrinus and JOUY31, just to reconfirm whether you're both still free for lunch this Saturday or Sunday ? 
Either day is fine for us and we'll even grin and bear it if you decide (like last time ) to go for non-French food!
We arrive late on Fri night (CDG Ibis), am staying at the LM Etoile on Sat and leave around 7pm on Sun.
Either day is fine for us and we'll even grin and bear it if you decide (like last time ) to go for non-French food!We arrive late on Fri night (CDG Ibis), am staying at the LM Etoile on Sat and leave around 7pm on Sun.
Nov 5, 2008, 2:49 pm
#285
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Lunch Saturday or Sunday would be just fine !