Air France highlights its onboard entertainment system with iconic Cannes Film Festival movies. As part of the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, the airline Air France is showcasing its onboard entertainment experience by inviting passengers to enjoy iconic films connected to the prestigious cinema event during long-haul journeys. The airline, an official partner of the festival for 46 years, aims to transform flights lasting more than ten hours into a more comfortable and immersive experience through its extensive onboard entertainment catalog.
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Among the featured recommendations is Viva Maria!, the classic movie directed by Louis Malle and starring Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau. Beyond its adventurous storyline, the film is remembered for making aviation history in 1966 when it became the first movie ever screened on a commercial flight operated by Air France between Paris and New York.
The airline also highlighted more recent Cannes-acclaimed productions such as Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet, winner of the Palme d’Or; Perfect Days by Wim Wenders; and Sentimental Value by Joachim Trier, which recently gained international recognition. These titles are part of the cultural and cinematic offering available to passengers traveling on the airline’s intercontinental routes.
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Currently, Air France offers more than 38,000 individual screens across its long-haul fleet and over 1,500 hours of onboard entertainment. Passengers can access French films, Cannes award-winning titles, international series, documentaries, and exclusive Apple TV+ content, all available free of charge through the airline’s new high-speed Wi-Fi portal.
Through this initiative, Air France aims to strengthen the passenger experience by combining culture, technology, and entertainment during flights. The airline continues to reinforce its long-standing relationship with cinema while enhancing its premium long-haul service, turning every journey into a more engaging and enjoyable experience for travelers.
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