Anyone have current AF J TATL dinner menus?
Dec 31, 2015, 7:01 pm
#16
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On the AF A380 they have two sets of crew serving per side. One set starts in the front of the J cabin (row 60) and works their way back; while the other starts at the rear (row 73) and works their way forward. They meet in the middle.
If you are in the forward J cabin (rows 60-64) you should have no issues obtaining your first choice.
Bon voyage.
If you are in the forward J cabin (rows 60-64) you should have no issues obtaining your first choice.
Bon voyage.
Dec 31, 2015, 7:19 pm
#17
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To your side question, flew bulkhead on the 777-200 "Best International" (new-J equipped) both JFK-CDG and CDG-LAX and found it a pleasurable experience. The seat is fantastic (my current favorite) and the foot area is rather large.
You can view a tour of the cabin via:
https://www.google.com/maps/@49.0016...i6656?hl=en-US
Bon vol!
Jan 1, 2016, 2:13 pm
#18
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If you are in the bulkhead, first seat of Business you will be first served on the 777-300ER.
To your side question, flew bulkhead on the 777-200 "Best International" (new-J equipped) both JFK-CDG and CDG-LAX and found it a pleasurable experience. The seat is fantastic (my current favorite) and the foot area is rather large.
You can view a tour of the cabin via:
https://www.google.com/maps/@49.0016...i6656?hl=en-US
Bon vol!
To your side question, flew bulkhead on the 777-200 "Best International" (new-J equipped) both JFK-CDG and CDG-LAX and found it a pleasurable experience. The seat is fantastic (my current favorite) and the foot area is rather large.
You can view a tour of the cabin via:
https://www.google.com/maps/@49.0016...i6656?hl=en-US
Bon vol!
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Jan 2, 2016, 3:53 am
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This is only ex-CDG and ORY. I have ordered both the Japanese and the Chinese, solid meal choices. There are a few others, all no charge for Air France business class.
I did an informational blog post on the above a few months ago. Link is to my blog and my post. LINK
Six dishes in the La Premičre cabin and six others in the Business cabin are available, in various different culinary categories:
• Thai cuisine;
• Traditional Chinese;
• Flavours of India;
• Japanese delights;
• A taste of Korea;
• There is also a “seafood basket” to complement these tasty and varied ŕ la carte options.
• Thai cuisine;
• Traditional Chinese;
• Flavours of India;
• Japanese delights;
• A taste of Korea;
• There is also a “seafood basket” to complement these tasty and varied ŕ la carte options.
Jan 2, 2016, 11:42 am
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On the AF A380 they have two sets of crew serving per side. One set starts in the front of the J cabin (row 60) and works their way back; while the other starts at the rear (row 73) and works their way forward. They meet in the middle.
If you are in the forward J cabin (rows 60-64) you should have no issues obtaining your first choice.
Bon voyage.
If you are in the forward J cabin (rows 60-64) you should have no issues obtaining your first choice.
Bon voyage.
Jan 2, 2016, 4:23 pm
#21
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Similar note:
Does anyone know in what order AF does meal orders on the A380 in J? This coming summer I am flying CDG-SFO on the A380. Does AF use FEBO? And if they use FEBO, do they start on the A/B side of the plane and then work their way toward the back, wrap around, and then work from back to front on the K/L side? Or do they work down both aisles using FEBO? Right now my wife and I have a set of K/L seats toward the front of the aircraft.
Does anyone know in what order AF does meal orders on the A380 in J? This coming summer I am flying CDG-SFO on the A380. Does AF use FEBO? And if they use FEBO, do they start on the A/B side of the plane and then work their way toward the back, wrap around, and then work from back to front on the K/L side? Or do they work down both aisles using FEBO? Right now my wife and I have a set of K/L seats toward the front of the aircraft.
Jan 2, 2016, 10:40 pm
#22
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In terms of knowing if they've run out of options, AF meals are color coded on the trolley's in J. Each meal comes with a colored Aluminum cover that they remove prior to setting it on your tray. Each color is associated with one of the meal options so they can easily see what they have left. Fairly simple, but it works.
Jan 3, 2016, 12:01 am
#23
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You can order a la carte meals on their website for your flight.
I can't answer your question but I can tell you that I flew AF's J for the first time yesterday CDG-LAX and the food was omg soOoOoOo much better than anything I have ever had in Delta's BE/D1/whatevertheywanttocallit.
I can't answer your question but I can tell you that I flew AF's J for the first time yesterday CDG-LAX and the food was omg soOoOoOo much better than anything I have ever had in Delta's BE/D1/whatevertheywanttocallit.
Jan 3, 2016, 12:48 am
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Overall, I think the quality of food&beverage on Air France business class is superior to Delta One. But, my last Delta One flight before the end of the year was excellent including the entree. I do believe that Delta One has a much more extensive dessert, cheese and fruit offering. I'm not much of a dessert person, but the new lava cake and ice cream was pretty impressive (even if, it's not something I really enjoy personally).