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Say oui<\/em> to Apple TV\u2019s hit series, documentaries, and family-friendly titles on your next Air France flight. The airline has integrated the first three episodes of each title into its inflight-entertainment system.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div><\/div>\n Air France is making long-haul flights simpler by unlocking exclusive access to Apple TV\u2019s stellar content for its passengers. This will include critically-acclaimed shows like Ted Lasso<\/em>, The Morning Show<\/em>, and Severance<\/em>; French lifestyle programming like Car\u00eame<\/em>; and gripping documentaries like Prehistoric Planet<\/em> and The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy<\/em>. Air France will also offer engaging Apple TV titles for children, including WondLa<\/em> and The Snoopy Show. We\u2019ve also made a list of the best five-hour reads for your next long-haul flight<\/a>.<\/p>\n Air France will integrate the first three episodes of all the Apple TV titles into its in-flight entertainment system, which will be available in French and English. The individual seatback screens will also offer subtitles and accessibility features for travellers who are hard of hearing or deaf.<\/p>\n Air France Brings Apple TV to Long-Haul Flights in a Major In-Flight Upgradehttps:\/\/t.co\/VIJRayHc0M<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 AppleMagazine (@AppleMagazine) January 28, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Air France is elevating the entertainment experience at 30,000 ft with exclusive access to a selection of Apple TV titles. And if you started streaming Apple TV content during the flight, but don\u2019t have an active subscription to complete the series back home, we have news! The airline is bridging the gap between in-flight and at-home entertainment with its new high-speed WiFi portal, granting one week of free Apple TV access to passengers. This way, you can continue binge-watching Apple TV content on your personal devices even after the flight lands.<\/p>\n Air France is currently in the process of rolling out this high-speed WiFi service across its fleet (including regional aircraft). According to a report by Airfrance Corporate<\/a><\/em>, the service will be extended to all aircraft by the end of 2026.<\/p>\n The airline will refresh its Apple TV catalogue every two months, ensuring that travellers always have something new and exciting to stream.<\/p>\n
<\/em><\/p>\nApple TV+ now available on Air France long-haul flights<\/h2>\n
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