FLIGHT REPORT Air Transat Airbus A310 en classe CLUB de Paris CDG à Quebec

Video from the channel Million Miles Marc FR about Airbus A310, linked on its Above Ten Thousand entry. Duration: 26:27. Language: French. Video type: Onboard.

An Air Transat flight from Terminal 3 of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport to Quebec City on an Airbus A310-300, in Club class. The journey begins with check-in and security, continues with boarding and the cabin, and follows the roughly seven-hour flight through to arrival in Quebec.

Club class is presented as a product halfway between premium economy and business. Each seat has a toiletry kit, and the comfort bag includes slippers and a blanket, plus an inflatable pillow. A welcome drink is served on sitting down. The narrator is surprised that a plane this old has wifi, and notes that Club class has a modern entertainment system with a real-time flight map, films and music. The inflight magazine is called Atmosphère. After flying over the Cotentin peninsula and leaving the French coast, the North Atlantic crossing begins with a snack and a hearty meal. Before descent a second meal is served, and during the approach a candy is handed out. A walk through the cabin shows the Club lavatories and the economy class, which is very densely packed and has no individual screens.

According to the narrator, this particular aircraft was built in 1988, flew first with TAP Air Portugal and moved to Air Transat in 2008. The video also shows the aircraft that was due to replace the airline's A310-300s.