Exit rows are 11 and 12 (poss 12 and 14, choose row 12 to be sure of extra legroom) in the "Navette", "Métropole/Europe" and "Europe" 166 seater, rows 12 and 14 in the "Regional . ." layout and rows 11 and 12 in the "Métropole" and "europe" 165 and 160 passenger layouts.

“Métropole/Europe” and “La Navette” are both Economy airplanes and have the same seat arrangement. However, “La Navette” is used for departures from Paris/Orly to Nice, Marseille, Toulouse and Bordeaux and meals are quite limited (Please, refer to Air France Website to find out more about this service). “Metropole” offers Tempo Economy class service.

These planes are used for European short and medium haul flights, as well as flights to Africa and the Middle East. This is the most commonly used model of the A320 family. They can hold between 142-172 passengers. There are 67 A320s in the Air France fleet, whose planes have an average age of 8.6 years.

In Première class, each seat has a noise-reducing headset, an individual 10.4 inch screen with video games and a choice of 6 recently released films and 10 music channels, a PC power outlet and an in-built individual telephone.

In Affaires class each seat has an individual 10.4 inch screen with video games and a choice of 6 recently released films and 10 music channels, a PC power outlet and an in-built individual telephone.

In Alizé class (Caribbean Islands and Indian Ocean) passengers are offered hi-fi stereo headphones for music and videos. Tempo class flyers get large screens and individual video screens on A330, A340 and B777 aircrafts as well as hi-fi stereo headphones for music and videos. On some destinations such as Pointe-Noire, Malabo, Kuwait, Riad and Tashkent (Airbus A319-ER), Tempo classes offer outlets for your laptop computer.