Air France unveils Airbus A330 cabin upgrade

February 04, 2019
Credit: Air France-KLM
SkyTeam member Air France plans to roll-out upgraded cabins and inflight connectivity on 15 of its Airbus A330s by 2020, as part of a €140 million ($160 million) investment plan. Under the new design, which comes amid several strategic changes at the carrier, Air France’s A330s will be configured...

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