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Other narrow body aircraft and configurations
Featuring Economy
Air France operates six Airbus A321 aircraft in a 212CM "Métro" configuration.
In Business, located at the front of the cabin, the centre seats are not sold.
As is standard in European aviation, the Business section is sized dynamically where the separating curtain moves forward/aft in accordance with demand, capped at a maximum of 38 seats (10 rows).
In Business, located at the front of the cabin, the centre seats are not sold.
As is standard in European aviation, the Business section is sized dynamically where the separating curtain moves forward/aft in accordance with demand, capped at a maximum of 38 seats (10 rows).
Entertainment and connectivity
Ku-band satellite wifi
Good
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We have collated all the essential information regarding the seats, the cabins, their features and physical properties for you to use when comparing different airlines and aircraft types
Row pitch is the measurement from any single point in the seat to the same point in the row in front
Seat width is measured between the armrests
Seat recline measures the maximum horizontal extent of the incline from the “upright” position
Other in-seat amenities and tech indicated
Adjustable armrest
Adjustable headrest
Gasper vent
Entertainment display
Streamed entertainmentWiFi connectivity
Universal power socket
USB socket
Wireless charging
Bluetooth connectivity
Privacy doorsWiFi quality
Where WiFi is available, we indicate the connection quality based on the technology installed on the aircraft. Hover over the signal bars on any aircraft page to see the rating.
Good
Good
Basic connectivity for messaging and email
Better
Better
Reliable for browsing and light streaming
Best
Best
High-speed, suitable for video calls and streaming
Seat ratings
Every seat on every aircraft is analyzed and rated. Colors indicate our assessment of overall seat quality based on legroom, proximity to galleys and lavatories, window alignment, recline impact, and more.
Good
Above average — a great choice
Be Aware
Some trade-offs to consider
Avoid
Below average — known issues