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| When I was offered to go to Tokyo for the Heineken Open Design Explorations I jumped at the chance to go. I was told we would fly to Tokyo and on the same evening we would explore 5 night clubs in one night. OMG! More about this later in the week. To start off the trip we flew Air France Business Class. |
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| I was a little bummed by the toiletries bag provided by Air France. Compared to Virgin and BA it lacked in generosity. I thought the earplugs provided were to help block out nearby snorers but it turned out the electronic chairs were louder than the jet engines. |
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| The colour palette and graphics had a real seventies chic about them |
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| The French are masters in elegance when it comes to design. The storage is understated but reeks of sophistication |
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What can I say a ten hour flight gets to all of us. And there really isn't anything more delightful than a hot towel on your face during a long haul flight. |
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| What was really fabulous about Air France was their entertainment system. As a passenger you can opt to watch the plane take off and land. |
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| But the best part was the social media channel where you can chat to other passengers on the plane. I made friends with Robin and Andy. |
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| I adore the blocked blue on the uniforms of the Tokyo airport workers. LOVE. |
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