Seat Map Air France Airbus A318 Europe

These planes are used for European short and medium haul flights. This plane belongs to the A320 family, having a shorter fuselage and holding 118-123 passengers. The 13 A318s are some of the over 350 planes in the Air France fleet.
There are three different seating arrangements for the A318, the 123 seater “Métropole” or the 118 and 123 seater “Europe” layouts. The basic differences are location and availabilty of cradles (bassinets) and non-accompanied children seats. The 118 seater “Europe” layout leaves the middle seat free, “unsaleable” from rows one to nine (this in fact limits passenger numbers to 106!) and is flexible depending on passenger numbers.
In Air France 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.