Air France partners with Apple TV

Air France has announced a new partnership with Apple TV for its in-flight entertainment services. This follows its partnership with Canal+ in April 2025.

The new deal offers over 45 hours of original content, currently available for all passengers on its long-haul routes. One week access is also free for passengers through Air France’s high-speed WiFi portal, which is currently rolling out across its fleet, it says.

“This is an ideal way to enjoy the service on personal devices throughout the airline’s network, and to continue watching your favourite series after the flight.”

Air France passengers will get access to acclaimed original shows such as Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, and Severance. It adds that series promoting French lifestyle, like Carême, are also available.

Other shows, like documentaries such as Prehistoric Planet and The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy, plus children’s content including WondLa and The Snoopy Show, will also be on offer.

Air France says the first three episodes of each series are now featured in a dedicated channel within the in-flight entertainment system.

“They are accessible on each passenger’s individual screen, in French and English, with subtitles and accessibility options for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. In total, 45 hours of entertainment are available, with content renewed every two months.”

The new partnership brings its total inflight offerings to over 1500 hours of on-demand entertainment. Some newer cabins offer 4K quality, which is also equipped with Bluetooth to connect personal headphones.

The airline is also gradually rolling out new touch-sensitive graphic interface on its 38 000 screens, it says, which is available in 12 languages.