What is the difference between Economy and premium seats on Air France?

Air France Premium Economy includes a larger seat in a more intimate cabin with upgraded amenities and meals, SkyPriority services in the airport, a larger checked and carry-on baggage allowance, the ability to purchase lounge access (subject to availability), and more FlyingBlue XP points toward elite status than ...



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Air France Premium Economy includes a larger seat in a more intimate cabin with upgraded amenities and meals, SkyPriority services in the airport, a larger checked and carry-on baggage allowance, the ability to purchase lounge access (subject to availability), and more FlyingBlue XP points toward elite status than ...

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One of the biggest differences between premium economy and economy is the seating and legroom. In premium economy, you can expect more spacious seats with extra legroom, making those long haul flights a little more bearable, especially for taller passengers and those with back or joint pain.

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Lounge. As is standard for most carriers, passengers in Air France Premium Economy are not entitled to lounge access with their ticket, unless they otherwise qualify (such as having FlyingBlue or SkyTeam status that affords lounge access).

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Visit our Seat selection page for Economy, Premium Economy and Business.

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In the Premium Economy cabin, Air France is introducing its latest recliner-type seat model already available on its Airbus A350. Each seat offers 96cm legroom. In the Premium Economy cabin (48 seats), Air France is introducing its latest recliner-type seat model already available on its Airbus A350.

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Answer: Premium economy seats do not have the feature of lying flat but have additional features like extra legroom, spacious reclining seats, and headrests for a comfortable journey.

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Premium class seats will typically have 5-7 extra inches of legroom and width. If the difference is just 15-20%, it might be worth upgrading. Additional facilities often include adjustable headrests and leg-rests, larger personal TV screens and power ports for laptop or digital devices.

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The food on offer in Premium Economy also gets an upgrade, with passengers likely to receive free drinks and a choice of dishes served on proper plates rather than disposable trays. If, like me, you're a fan of in-flight amenity kits, it's worth noting that some airlines offer the same kits as in Business Class.

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He said: “You should ask the lead flight attendant or the flight attendant at the boarding door. “You should ask prior to door closure, but don't be surprised if they don't move you until after you're in the air if they're going to grant your request.”

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In rare circumstances, a flight may be oversold in the economy cabin, but there could be some space in first or business class. In that case, some very lucky passengers might be bumped up to first or business class for free in what's known as an operational upgrade.

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If luxury and extra legroom is really important to you, book it in advance. However, if you're perfectly willing to fly economy class, and willing to roll the dice, a last-minute upgrade can be the cheapest option. You may even get lucky and score a free upgrade.

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Generally speaking, it is usually cheaper to upgrade your flight in advance online or over the phone than at the airport before checking in. However, if you wait until you get to the airport, there may be last-minute deals available that could save you money.

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Check Upgrade Eligibility Some airlines have a policy of upgrading by only one level, so if you're hoping to get a business class seat, make sure your original ticket is the grade below that (usually premium economy or equivalent). Not all fares can be upgraded however, so don't buy a cheap fare with that expectation.

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