No, Air France does not permit inflatable beds or similar sleeping equipment onboard its aircraft.
Air France Policy on Inflatable Sleeping Devices
For safety reasons, Air France explicitly prohibits any equipment designed to allow children to sleep horizontally during a flight. This policy encompasses various items intended to create an extended sleeping surface for children in front of their seats.
Specifically, items that fall under this prohibition include:
- Convertible bags that transform into a bed.
- Inflatable mattresses designed to be placed in front of the seat.
- Any other device or equipment that facilitates horizontal sleeping for children in the aircraft cabin.
This restriction is implemented to ensure the safety of all passengers and to maintain unobstructed aisles and access throughout the flight, particularly crucial during emergency situations. While Air France strives to provide a comfortable experience for families, passenger safety remains the primary concern, dictating these specific baggage and equipment regulations.
