Air France/CDG
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Air France/CDG
Hi folks, I'm counting down to our departure on the 20th to Norway. We'll be flying Boston to Paris and then onto Oslo.
Can we expect complimentary coctails on Air France in coach??!! So stop laughing already!! Second question is for your suggestions at CDG for a 4 hour stopover. Anyone have a favorite restaurant at the airport or shopping?
Thanks for the information.....I'll report back with a trip report in early Sept.
Can we expect complimentary coctails on Air France in coach??!! So stop laughing already!! Second question is for your suggestions at CDG for a 4 hour stopover. Anyone have a favorite restaurant at the airport or shopping?
Thanks for the information.....I'll report back with a trip report in early Sept.
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Well now I'm confused as my Air France Bos-CDG-Osl seems to be a Delta code share. So that means no free booze?? I have a Delta Confirmation no. I used Delta FF miles but was booked on Air France on my departure but Delta on my return.
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If you are on a Delta plane going across the Atlantic, get out those $5 bills (or 5 Euros).
If you are on an Air France plane going across the Atlantic, enjoy the drinks.
Do you fly directly from Boston to CDG or do you change planes at JFK or Atlanta? Or, what type of aircraft are they using. That will help.
If you are on an Air France plane going across the Atlantic, enjoy the drinks.
Do you fly directly from Boston to CDG or do you change planes at JFK or Atlanta? Or, what type of aircraft are they using. That will help.
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Either AF or DL, you'll be arriving and probably departing to/from Terminal 2 at CDG.
I'm sorry to say but I find dining options at CDG are mediocre, mainly fast food restaurants. They must be managed by the same airport catering companies that serve any big airports. Having said that, you can get good strong coffee and PAUL has great baked goods--my favourites are pain aux raisins and apple lattice.
I don't recall doing much shopping either, but it could be because I've done my shopping in central Paris.
I'm sorry to say but I find dining options at CDG are mediocre, mainly fast food restaurants. They must be managed by the same airport catering companies that serve any big airports. Having said that, you can get good strong coffee and PAUL has great baked goods--my favourites are pain aux raisins and apple lattice.
I don't recall doing much shopping either, but it could be because I've done my shopping in central Paris.





