Air France seat reviews

Very nice seat space for legs
New A321
Lots of space for legs

I had the surprise of an upgrade from Economy to this seat. I didn't notice it in the check-in desk.
I don't know why in the seat map is in red because the usability and the space for legs is the same as in rows 6 and 7.
The only problem I see is that yor left leg crosses with the support of the front row and you cannot put it in some positions.
Apart from that, the flyght was confortable because the neighbour in the seat 8F didn't appear and nobody bothered me while sleeping.
The attention of the crew (2 for 32 passengers) was unbeatable.

Emergency exit seat, so plenty of legroom but no foot rest. The in flight tv folds out from the seat and is a little small. The seat was quite narrow which made it hard to use the seats headphone jack or get comfortable.

The seatback did not recline at all!!!

Estrecho e incomodo. No es el mejor sitio.

Very nice crew, and such a great service.

El espacio para las piernas es realmente insuficiente, y yo mido solo 1,74 m. El pasajero que se sentaba a mi lado tuvo que levantarse varias veces a caminar y se veia que lo estaba pasando realmente mal. Yo me aguanté, pero es lamentable que para un vuelo de 7 h te maltraten así. Si puedo, no repito con Air France. Saludos

Premium Economy on Air France is the worst flying experience I've ever had. The seat was horrible, didn't recline, had a very poor leg rest, and the worst service I've had. Service didn't really exist. I paid £28 extra for an upgraded meal that was basically inedible. Sadly, I have to face this experience again next month. I'll never fly Air France again.

The only positive is these seat is that 36J and 36K allowed my wife and it to be on our own row. But row 36 is just where a subtle angle in the aisle (where the plane body begins to narrow to the tail) begins and the aisle seat on this row--36J--gets hit by everyone going up the aisle. As stated by another reviewer, Air France has a huge armrest between the seats and it takes up way too much room and cannot be fully raised and stowed between the seat backs. Someone has to come up with a design to carry the entertainment system without taking 1/3 of the foot space in 36K. Also, the padding for the rear was woefully inadequate for a long haul flight. On our flight the seat in front was broken so when the passenger put his seat back the movie screen was 5 inches from my nose--in other words "Hey, Air France--one word-'maintenance!'" As far as entertainment--the movie/ TV selections were old and/or geared to kids.

Economy seat at business fare; only difference is empty economy middle seat. No entertainment tv.