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- A dedicated website www.flyingbluegolf.com

- Exclusive new features including vacations and specific advantages with Air France-KLM partners

On 27 September 2011, Air France-KLM will be revealing its new specialized website www.flyingbluegolf.com dedicated to Flying Blue members and golfing enthusiasts.

Flying Blue members will be able to join the Flying Blue Golf community free of charge, with their card number and receive all the latest news, coaching videos, interviews with golfers, golfing equipment magazines and an online green fees booking engine.

On www.flyingbluegolf.com Flying Blue Golf members will also be able to benefit from numerous exclusive services and advantages, such as golfing vacations, access to prestigious gold courses, training with famous players, as well as discounts with Air France partners, etc.

Among these advantages, Flying Blue Golf members can attend the Dubai World Championships including accommodation and green fees, or play on the Old Course at Saint Andrews.

www.flyingbluegolf.com includes all the latest exclusive information on the world of golf and is a must for all golfing enthusiasts.

On flights operated by Air France KLM, a golf bag weighing up to 23 kg, is carried free of charge.

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Man Business Class enyoing Inflight EntertainmentFirst and Business Class passengers enjoy a comprehensive entertainment programme with the expanded Lufthansa Media World. The five categories: WatchEnjoy, ListenRelax, StudyPlay, KidsFun and FlyLufthansa can be individually downloaded onto the screen at each seat: 65 video options with 30 cinema films in up to eight languages, 25 TV programmes and 10 music magazines from all over the world, 222 CDs and audio books on demand, 30 radio programmes with numerous international channels, an extensive children’s programme for our youngest passengers, games of skill, action games and board and strategy games as well as language courses are readily available. In Business and First Class every passenger also receives the monthly Lufthansa Media World programme listing.

Passengers on the A380 can put together their own in-flight entertainment from an even greater selection of programmes: 50 films in up to eight language versions, 75 TV and music programmes, 30 Lufthansa radio channels, 222 CDs on demand and games, as well as service information about Lufthansa and a Moving Map (with 3D function).Find Cheap Flights to Europe at Rock Bottom Prices with Cheap Flights Compare Europe Flight Deals and Airline Ticket bargains!.Cheap flights to europe

Air France regrets the disruption of flight operations caused by a flight attendants strike on the eve of major holiday departures.

The company apologizes to its customers and regrets finding itself held hostage under these conditions.

Since last July, Air France management has negotiated continuously with the unions representing flight attendants.

During these discussions, Air France management has made commitments regarding the employment of cabin crew and crew composition and has responded positively to the unions’ requests.

The responses were accepted by the leading union organization, which decided to withdraw its strike notification.

Other union organizations chose to maintain their strike notifications, mainly because of a fear of job losses, despite the assurances that the company has provided even in the face of the difficult and uncertain economic conditions.

The company therefore does not understand the reasons for the strike: crew composition on long-haul flights has been maintained until October 2012, Air France began recruiting cabin crew again in 2011 and we can foresee additional hiring based on our business projections for next year. All of this formally contradicts any type of social plan.

Air France is currently experiencing one of the most difficult periods in its history, at a time of continuing difficult and uncertain economic conditions. Since 2008, despite the financial crisis and reduced level of business activity, Air France has protected and maintained cabin crew employment. This very protective social contract is part of the company’s identity and has at no time been called into question.

With a few hours before the start of the strike, and with very high reservation levels on the company’s planes, Air France calls on the sense of responsibility of each of the company’s individual flight attendants to perform their mission during the strike in order that our customers are not penalized and to preserve their company and their job.