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Air France Rolls Out Redesigned Cabins to Keep Pace With Competition

Samantha Shankman

Photo Credit: Air France's new business class cabins include a small compartment where flyers can store their possessions while resting on a lie-flat seat.  Skift / Samantha Shankman

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New redesigned cabins will soon become commonplace on global carriers making brand, cost and connections the primary decision makers. Since its redesign is necessary to compete, Air France's rollout can be considered obligation over innovation.

[gallery ids="131753,131754,131755,131756,131767,131768,131760,131761,131757,131762"] After four years in development, Air France today unveiled new cabins that bring better entertainment and more legroom to economy class flyers and complete privacy and comfort to business class passengers. The improvements, although impressive in their attention to detail for passengers and efficiencies for the airline, were a necessary undertaking in today's competitive aviation environment. Click through the slideshow above for a look at Air France's

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