Closest to Heaven: AF Concorde
#16
Join Date: Oct 2000
Posts: 1,268
Fabulous Report!
It does seem to me that AF is much more elegant and classy in their service, and that they have not cut back considerably, as ooposed to BA which seesm to be less so, and most notice quite major cut-backs.
Air France seems to be keep just plugging away satisfying passengers, while as with BA that have curtailed things.
Although one thing where BA has an advantage is the LHR lounges, and interior decor, where as AF does not even match either to the extent of BA(have they recently re-done thier interior?)
Again, excellent report.
It does seem to me that AF is much more elegant and classy in their service, and that they have not cut back considerably, as ooposed to BA which seesm to be less so, and most notice quite major cut-backs.
Air France seems to be keep just plugging away satisfying passengers, while as with BA that have curtailed things.
Although one thing where BA has an advantage is the LHR lounges, and interior decor, where as AF does not even match either to the extent of BA(have they recently re-done thier interior?)
Again, excellent report.
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by RTW4:
Great report. I have taken the BA Concorde flight from JFK-LHR and we did not have the second meal....(the caviar and champagne).. The service on AF seems so much more classy</font>
Great report. I have taken the BA Concorde flight from JFK-LHR and we did not have the second meal....(the caviar and champagne).. The service on AF seems so much more classy</font>
"Meals successfully combine French culinary traditions with originality. The menus are created by a well-known chef, and the wine list offers a choice of prestigious, vintage wines. Champagne and caviar are served by an attentive, Concorde-exclusive cabin crew."
While nothing on BA's website mention caviar.



