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Air France HOP Regional Jets Get New Cabins, Better Business Class

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In the spring of 2024, Air France announced plans to update the cabins of the aircraft belonging to its regional subsidiary. While this project getting underway took longer than expected, there’s now a positive update, as the first aircraft with new cabins is in service.

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(@Mike O.)
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Colours could be mistaken for BA or Delta.

But way OT, just to let you know Alaska/Hawaiian converted their 789 orders to the -10!


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(@Not Scott)
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The seat blocking in biz is long, long overdue. I think only resident grump SanGottardo on FT (love him!) will lament this change, but otherwise everyone should enjoy this change.


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(@Icarus)
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It seems KLM cityhopper isn’t following Air France’s lead.


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 Paul
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Looks nice but can't imagine it'll be very comfortable in such a dense configuration.
Speaking of dense configuration, have you seen that Qatar Airways have added A321neos to their winter timetable? Hoping it's a mistake, but there's no business or first available for booking, and it shows 236 economy seats. That's Easyjet level of discomfort. Even worse than BA or LH


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(@ahtg102)
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They must be getting them from another airline's cancelled orders, especially after making all that noise previously about having suites and a new "revolutionary" Economy on their A321neos.

Meanwhile THAI have also announced their routes for the A321neos, with only 175 seats!


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