Thursday, August 1, 2024
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Air France, in partnership with Mediawan, offers young travelers and their parents the exclusive chance to enjoy a new episode of the popular French animated series Miraculous during long-haul flights.
Air France and Mediawan, Europe’s leading independent production and distribution company, are partnering for the peak summer travel season to feature the iconic French brand Miraculous. Beginning tomorrow, an exclusive episode of the popular TV series, specially created for Air France passengers, will be shown on the airline’s long-haul flights, set in the heart of Paris.
Welcome to Paris: Air France’s Top Destination
In the episode titled “Ladybug & Cat Noir: Welcome to Paris,” families can join the two iconic heroes on an exciting adventure through the City of Light. Their mission is to thwart the sinister Papillon’s plans to make the city’s monuments disappear, offering an engaging and educational glimpse into the heart of the French capital.
In a nod to the airline, the characters encourage viewers to explore Paris with Air France, featuring the Airbus A350, the flagship of its long-haul fleet, in several scenes throughout the episode.
This thirteen-minute episode, available in both French and English, will be accessible on the airline’s 36,000 screens for one year. It will also soon be available online for everyone to enjoy.
A Diverse Range of Kids’ Entertainment
To make every flight enjoyable, Air France offers over 1,500 hours of in-flight entertainment across all its long-haul cabins, including content tailored for young passengers. The airline features a selection of Disney titles and promotes French productions with educational content, cartoons, and recent films. Popular stories like “Petit Ours Brun,” “Les Belles Histoires des Tout-petits,” and “Les Petits Philosophes” from Bayard Jeunesse and Milan Presse are also available. For games, Air France has curated ten of the most popular options, including Angry Birds Monopoly and Tetris, with one specifically designed for children under six, ensuring fun for everyone on board.
