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Reservations: 1800 237 2747.
www.airfrance.us
Check-in times vary by destination and departure airport and can range from 15 to 90 minutes. Approximate times of desks closing are one hour before departure for flights departing from or to the United States and 30 minutes before departure for inter-Europe routes. There are exceptions to these times, for example flights from London City to Paris Orly have a desk closing time of just 20 minutes before the flight. Check for your individual route before flying.
Carry-on: One carry-on item is allowed, no larger than 22 x 14 x 10in and no heavier than 26lbs as well as a personal item such as a handbag, umbrella, blanket etc.
Checked: For flights to or from the U.S., two pieces of checked luggage are allowed, each weighing less than 50lbs, with linear dimensions (height + length + depth) not exceeding 62 inches. For flights within Europe, two pieces are allowed, each weighing less than 44lbs with linear dimensions not exceeding 62 inches.
Excess: Charges vary by destination. For flights within France, excess baggage is charged €3 per kg. For flights between France and the rest of Europe, charges are €12 per kg. For flights to North or South America, charges are €30 per kg. Any additional pieces are charged at €150 per bag.
Seat pitch: 32 inches.
You can choose your own seat online, but Air France reserves the right to change your seat, even if that seat is listed on your ticket.
Flight changes depend on ticket type and must be made by calling the reservations number. An administrative fee will apply.
Infants under the age of two traveling on an adult's lap fly for free. Child fares are also available for children traveling in their own seat.
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Guide dogs and cats and dogs weighing less than 4kg may be carried in the cabin. Dogs and cats weighing more than 4kg (but less than 75kg) can travel in the hold. All other animals must be transported as cargo. To book pets, call the reservations number above.
Small instruments are permitted in the cabin without prior booking, such as violins or banjos. Large or fragile instruments (cellos or double basses) must be booked a separate seat.
Complimentary meals or snacks are provided on all flights, dependent on flight length and time of day. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available and, on long-haul flights, an aperitif. For all flights lasting more than 10 and a half hours, a self-service buffet is open throughout the flight. Air France also serves complimentary champagne to passengers in all classes.
Flying Blue is the frequent flyer program operated by Air France-KLM and it awards members points based on miles travelled and class of service. Membership into the program is free. The program is divided into standard (Ivory) and Elite (Silver, Gold and Platinum) statuses. Ivory is the basic level which is attained upon entry into the program. Elite status is gained by accumulating a certain number of miles within one calendar year.
Check out the airline’s menu before you fly so you can decide if you need to bring any extra snacks. Read reviews and see photographs of on board meals at AirlineMeals.net.
Air France Magazine is published monthly and is available on all flights, at all French boarding lounges and at Air France VIP lounges worldwide. The magazine is written in both English and French.
Air France is a member of the SkyTeam alliance and it offers frequent flyer partnerships with nearly two dozen other carriers.
The national French carrier, Air France, joined with KLM, the national carrier of the Netherlands, in 2004 to create Air France-KLM, the third-largest airline in the world. Both airlines still continue to fly under their own brand names. Air France has its hub at Paris Charles de Gaulle, and headquarters at Paris Orly, Lyon and Nice. It flies to more than 185 destinations in Africa, Asia, Europe and North and South America. Most international flights depart from Paris CDG.
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