There is no privacy from your neighbours on either side, and when it came to sleeping, the seat wouldn't lie flat, instead, it inclined downwards at the halfway point so I was constantly awoken by pain in the hips.

Uncomfortable seats, even just sitting they arent too good, and they certainly don't create a horizontal bed. The foot part slides into an opening in the back of the seat in front, but at the flattest position there is no room for ones feet if lying on ones back. Also having to tense oneself somewhere to avoid sliding downhill makes sleeping difficult.

Disappointed. Will not fly again. The most uncomfortable business class long haul ever. What more can I say. And to top it off the food quality is worse than last time I flew Air France.

What a disappointment! They advertise flat beds but forget to say that they are at an angle. I kept sliding down. Food was mediocre, friendliness so-so.

The seats are confortable if you are under 6 feet and not above 90kg - otherwise too small. Sleeping is difficult as you will slip down all night. No privacy and entertainment system does not work quite often.

Their Biz class seats do not lie flat. Even the upper portion doesn’t become fully horizontal, so in effect the whole seat reclines within its shell and does not lie flat or become totally horizontal. What a rip off, selling lie flat and charging for it! Cabin crew agreed with me when I complained.

Food mediocre and cabin cleanliness leaves much to be desired; crumbs and bits of food everywhere and smelly toilets at take-off. Seats comfortable for sitting and lounging but sleeping not easy because of the angle as everyone else mentions. Aircraft dated from 1999 and it showed. Air France need to overhaul the interiors.

Narrow seats for business class must be due to the 2x3x2 configuration as better airlines use a 2x2x2 layout. The seat doesn't recline completely and found the best sleeping position to be a laid back seated.

The seats are confortable if you are under 6 feet and not above 90kg - otherwise too small. Sleeping is difficult as you will slip down all night. No privacy and entertainment system does not work quite often.

Their Biz class seats do not lie flat. Even the upper portion doesn’t become fully horizontal, so in effect the whole seat reclines within its shell and does not lie flat or become totally horizontal. What a rip off, selling lie flat and charging for it! Cabin crew agreed with me when I complained.

Food mediocre and cabin cleanliness leaves much to be desired; crumbs and bits of food everywhere and smelly toilets at take-off. Seats comfortable for sitting and lounging but sleeping not easy because of the angle as everyone else mentions. Aircraft dated from 1999 and it showed. Air France need to overhaul the interiors.

Narrow seats for business class must be due to the 2x3x2 configuration as better airlines use a 2x2x2 layout. The seat doesn't recline completely and found the best sleeping position to be a laid back seated.

Comfortable seat, but the bed mode is slanted and I kept waking up to pull myself off the bottom and slide up to the top. I'm 6'1" and my feet felt crammed in the box under the front passenger's seat. The entertainment system was the old kind where you have various movie channels, but no way to control start, pause, fast forward, etc. and it had very few English language movies in English. Service was spotty and the attendants strained to smile and pretend they enjoyed their jobs.

Poor seat for sleeping as one keeps sliding down it. Sitting in the cradle position is not great as the incline of the seat base cannot be independently adjusted causing blood circulation to be cut off to your legs. Can’t believe Air France does not have lie flat seats in Business – their competitors do. As the air hostess said, “you are free to choose who you travel with”. Enough said.