Seattle to Paris
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Suze--Yes, it just started this summer. Of course it was announced after we had tickets out of SFO
So we didn't fly out of SEA, but we were on AF. It was fine. The food wasn't very good, which surprised me. But service was excellent. We had booked through Delta, and upon checkin AF had no record of us. I had my paperwork though and within a few minutes we were set. They were quite fast about it which surprised me. We had the same issue coming home , but again AF was great. Exit row seats both directions, and actually flying home we were upstairs which I really liked. Even with a full flight, the crew was great. Helpful and efficient, so that sure helped.
So we didn't fly out of SEA, but we were on AF. It was fine. The food wasn't very good, which surprised me. But service was excellent. We had booked through Delta, and upon checkin AF had no record of us. I had my paperwork though and within a few minutes we were set. They were quite fast about it which surprised me. We had the same issue coming home , but again AF was great. Exit row seats both directions, and actually flying home we were upstairs which I really liked. Even with a full flight, the crew was great. Helpful and efficient, so that sure helped.
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It seems to be more expensive than some of the other ways to get from Seattle to Paris but a little shorter flight. Other flights take 13 hours and 45 minutes. The direct Air France flight is @9 hr 45 min. I just kayaked it and it was at least $139 more than United, or KLM.
The time savings and the lack of an intermediate stop may be worth it to you. I don't know about their service.
The time savings and the lack of an intermediate stop may be worth it to you. I don't know about their service.
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