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• Revised ground service
Since 4 April 2007, Air France is offering l’Espace Première passengers departing from Paris-Charles de Gaulle 2, a completely revised ground service. This new product reflects the refined and elegant environment of the l’Espace Première cabin, one of the most outstanding references in air travel. This new personalized service, exclusively reserved for l’Espace Première passengers, is based around four key values:
1. a single meeting point at Terminal 2E
2. customers are personally accompanied through the airport, from their arrival at check-in through to boarding the plane
3. exclusively reserved areas
4. exclusive car transfer to the plane
Den andre saken ligner det gode gamle FREMEC, som virker helt ha gått ut på dato. Så AF har starter sitt eget konsept:
• Saphir
Saphir, Air France’s service for disabled passengers, until now only available in France, has been extended to 17 new markets. USA, Canada and 15 European countries, amongst them: Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Once passengers are registered in the database and have the Saphir card, they can, if they want to, be recognized as reduced mobility passengers, freeing them from having to repeat their individual disabilities and requirements every time they call or fly with Air France. The card is free of charge and is not compulsory to have access to Saphir services. Saphir number in Norway 23 50 03 02.
• Revised ground service
Since 4 April 2007, Air France is offering l’Espace Première passengers departing from Paris-Charles de Gaulle 2, a completely revised ground service. This new product reflects the refined and elegant environment of the l’Espace Première cabin, one of the most outstanding references in air travel. This new personalized service, exclusively reserved for l’Espace Première passengers, is based around four key values:
1. a single meeting point at Terminal 2E
2. customers are personally accompanied through the airport, from their arrival at check-in through to boarding the plane
3. exclusively reserved areas
4. exclusive car transfer to the plane
Den andre saken ligner det gode gamle FREMEC, som virker helt ha gått ut på dato. Så AF har starter sitt eget konsept:
• Saphir
Saphir, Air France’s service for disabled passengers, until now only available in France, has been extended to 17 new markets. USA, Canada and 15 European countries, amongst them: Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Once passengers are registered in the database and have the Saphir card, they can, if they want to, be recognized as reduced mobility passengers, freeing them from having to repeat their individual disabilities and requirements every time they call or fly with Air France. The card is free of charge and is not compulsory to have access to Saphir services. Saphir number in Norway 23 50 03 02.
