TRIP REPORT | Air France A318 | Milan MXP ✈ Paris CDG | Economy Class

[@НойПавлов-р6щ]

J'adore l'a318 et j'adore air france

[@NikiSvaizer]

Noe Bozoghlanian Merci beaucoup! 😉

[@НойПавлов-р6щ]

@@NikiSvaizer merci à toi de faire de bonne vidéo

[@hamzaghormy770]

Ciao e grazie per il filmato Trovo ottima la strategia di Air France. Dispongono di Airbus di ogni capacità e possono ottimizzare i costi e usare un aereo più grande o piccolo a seconda dei casi.

[@dodaz2049]

Esatto, dovrebbe farlo anche l'Alitalia (che lo fa già un po')!!!

[@blaqleopardplanespotting2435]

Great vid mate keep it up! Happy Australia Day everyone Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺

[@flyc3]

3:52 - classic airbus barking dog!

[@neilburns8869]

Yes, I agree with you about a318 it should only really be used for regional flights such as Manchester to Brussels for example. I think if I were travelling to say New York JFK I would want at least a Boeing 777 or an Airbus a330/a350.

[@richiriboldi8408]

Ciaoooo!!!!!!! Niki!!!!!!!!! Bellissimo video!!!!!!!!!!!!! Saluti alla prox!!!!!. Richi

[@4vndd]

Superb video.. thanks for sharing!!!

[@NikiSvaizer]

4vndd Thank you! 😉

[@4vndd]

@@NikiSvaizer welcome my friend...!!!😁

[@MartinGomez-zl9ot]

Nice report

[@NikiSvaizer]

Martin Gomez Thank you! 😉

[@neilburns8869]

KLM are my favourite airline and they too still offer a complimentary snack and drink on their short haul European flights the last I heard. Although there seems to be greater pressure to do as British Airways do and charge a fee. They have a deal with M&S.

[@dodaz2049]

Alitalia/ITA, and Air France-KLM are the last major airlines doing this in Europe! Note: all of them are SkyTeam members... coincidences? I don't think so!

[@Arifcan2007]

Hi what is up and I'love you and Nice you vidéo Good job

[@oskarstabno7565]

You is Rome?

[@neilburns8869]

You are saying that the weather was bad, but I disagree with you there. Yes it's a bit overcast and drizzly but it's not snow or ice, it's torrential rain. But the sun isn't blinding you either, and the little bit of dampness in the air is actually good for the plane believe it or not. Imagine you were driving, you are actually better off with a day like this because you can see fine where you are going, it's not too hot and the slight dampness as I have stated is actually better for the car engine in the same way it is for the jet engines of the aircraft because it helps to stop them from overheating. So in actual fact I would say it was ideal for travelling, as long as it doesn't get much worse.

[@dodaz2049]

stop talking

[@slickswings]

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