Air France is a partner and official carrier of the Cannes Festival for the 36th consecutive year. An opportunity for Air France to show its commitment to the world of cinema and the promotion of international films.
In May 2016, all customers on Air France’s long-haul flights can enjoy special “Cannes Film Festival” movies such asThe Pianist, which won the Palme d’Or in 2002, Persepolis which won the Jury Prize in 2007, The Artist, winner of the Best Actor Award in 2011, The Angels’ Share, winner of the Jury Prize in 2012 and many others to ensure optimum entertainment on board.
From May 7 to 21, 2016, Air France is introducing Cinema to Go on a selection of flights from Los Angeles to Paris-Charles de Gaulle*. This unique event gives customers the opportunity to watch or finish watching their film, from the “Cannes Film Festival” selection, during and after their flight on tablet, smartphone or PC with a gift code offered by the Company.
Air France, offers up to 1,200 hours of programs on demand on its long-haul flights, available in up to ten languages from immediately after boarding and up to arrival at the destination airport.
With more than 38,000 intuitive navigation screens, Air France offers its customers a new selection of recent comedies, dramas and action films every month.
In order to offer a range of films which is adapted to the tastes and cultures of all its customers, half of whom are international, there is also a selection of feature films shown in their original language. Some films are available in up to ten languages, including Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Air France has also thought about its younger passengers, as there is a wide range of animated films and cartoons just for them.
* Flights AF065 Los Angeles – Paris-Charles de Gaulle, operated exclusively by Airbus A380, on May 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20 and 21, 2016.
Wednesday 11 May 2016
This post was published on 11 May 2016 13:01
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