Flying with Air France from CDG to Singapore, a recent review highlighted the key aspects of the journey, offering a balanced take on the experience. From dining choices to lounge comfort, the review provides some useful insights for anyone considering the airline for their travels.
Dinner Experience: A Miss and a Hit
The inflight meal didn’t impress much, with the chicken risotto described as “unmemorable.” While the main dish fell flat, the desserts were a definite highlight. The hazelnut cake paired with raspberry sorbet stood out as a delightful treat, offering a memorable end to the meal.
CDG Lounge: Spacious and Relaxing
What truly caught the attention was the lounge at Charles de Gaulle Airport. The space was large, uncrowded, and provided plenty of food options. It was a welcoming and relaxing spot before the flight, with the bonus of no wait for a shower which is an often rare luxury in busy airport lounges.
The Amenity Kit: A Minor Disappointment
The review also touched on the amenity kit, which left a little to be desired. It included small Clarins items, but overall, it didn’t make much of an impression. Practical, yes, but not something that stood out in terms of luxury or comfort.
Final Thoughts
While the flight with Air France had its ups and downs, the positive aspects like the dessert and the lounge experience helped make the journey enjoyable. The food and amenity kit might not have impressed, but the comfort of the lounge and the satisfying dessert more than made up for it. For those traveling with Air France, it’s a trip that balances both convenience and comfort.
