Review of Air France flight from Paris to Singapore in Economy

SIN - AMS KL Y / B777-300ER: http://flight-report.com/en/report-9208.html
AMS - FCO AZ Y / A320-200: http://flight-report.com/en/report-9587.html
FCO - CDG AZ Y / A321-100: http://flight-report.com/en/report-10370.html
CDG - SIN AF Y / B777-300ER: HERE
Finally homebound! Last flight for this trip. Quick layover in Paris as I transit to the international departures terminal. Really sad that this holiday is over but I had a great time.
Air France
AF254
Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - Singapore (SIN)
B777-300ER
F-GSQH
Economy Class
Gate K43
The Paris airport logo. Very artistic in my opinion.

The walk from the short-haul terminal to the international departures.

After crossing immigration, you'll arrive straight into a large duty-free shopping area and a large lounge area as well. It's pretty comfortable in general and there are power outlets all over. Do bring your own travel adapters though.

The international departures terminal. I love the great open concept which makes the whole place very airy and not claustrophobic.

The gate we will be departing from today. This flight will be heading all the way to Jakarta with a stopover in Singapore, which will be the end of my journey.

A long queue forms as boarding begins. As per usual, Flying Blue premium members, SkyTeam Elite members, SkyPriority passengers and First(La Première) and Business class passengers are boarded first before the regular folks. I found it strange that the queue didn't form within the queue stands but outside of it.

After the boarding pass are scanned, we can finally head into the plane.

A close-up of the Air France 777 in the new livery. The plane is really such a beauty. It's probably my favourite plane in the world.

Entering through door B. Door A is reserved for First(La Première) and Business class passengers.

A quick peek at the business class seats.

And a quick peek at the premium economy seats.

The half-cabin of the first economy cabin, immediately behind the premium economy cabin.

The rear economy cabin. 10-abreast in 3-4-3 configuration. This is the new cabin product being offered by Air France. It's a new slim line seat introduced as part of their fleet renewal.

A look at the new economy class seat. I was glad as the middle seat was not occupied and my mother and I had a very comfortable flight ahead on this red-eye flight.

A look at the new entertainment system. It's fully touch screen with no remote or handsets in sight. The armrests are bare and all connections are on the screen. A single 3.5mm headphone jack and a illuminated USB port. The IFE system was up and running and I was able to start on my movies as soon as I was on board. The new 9 HD screen was a delight and a great improvement from the previous generation of IFE systems on other planes. I liked that the headset jack was in the front as it made moving in and out of the seat easier. It might bother some people but the screen doesn't move although viewing angles are fantastic throughout and I wouldn't find it a problem.

A close-up of the IFE menu. Reminds me of Android's material design. Sleek and beautiful.

Some information about the flight.

The flight is slowly filling up.

A look at the safety information card.

A look at the entertainment options on-board this flight.

They even had one of my current favourite artist, Perfume! The selection is very updated indeed.

Started with 'Gone Girl' even before the door was closed.

Interrupted by the flight safety briefing.

First time seeing a plane go through de-icing right before a flight. It took roughly 10 minutes to complete.

A last look at Paris. See if you can spot the Eiffel Tower!

Inflight magazine.

Menu card.

Food options.

Drink options.

Welcome snack of mini-pretzels and a cup of champagne.

The amazing new flight information system. The amount of detail is amazing and so detailed!

Dinner meal. I chose the chicken option. No pictures of the meal because none of it came out right. The food is pretty good though. The bun was really nice and they even offered a second serving. The chicken was nice and the mashed potatoes was good. The ratatouille was excellent. The chocolate tart was the best part of the meal. Dark chocolate was rich and delicious. The fresh orange was a nice touch.

Carried on watching movies till I had to visit the loo. At the galley near the tail of the plane, there were carts placed with self-service snacks and drinks. Had my fill of ginger ale and chocolate cookies!

A view of the toilet aboard the new Air France cabin. Very big and spacious.

Breakfast is served somewhere over Northern Thailand. Omelette and a tomato reduction. The breakfast is plain and simple although I though the omelette tasted strange.

On final approach into Changi! It's almost the end of the flight.

Disembarkation from the massive beast. It will be cleaned up and restocked before heading on to Jakarta.

Collecting my bags.