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Air France introduces new business class seat
Saturday, 15 Nov, 2006
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Air France is introducing two metre-long seat/beds in its long haul business class cabins.
The seats offer greater width than the previous offering at 61cm, have a wider folding table and a step to help access overhead baggage compartments.
The new seats will become available with the introduction of Boeing 777-200s from this month.
Air France says a quarter of its long haul fleet will be equipped with the new seats by May, 2007.
Report by Phil Davies
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