New desserts created by Yann Couvreur for Air France long-haul Business cabin

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On: October 20, 2025

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In October 2025, for the very first time, Air France is entrusting renowned French pastry chef Yann Couvreur with a selection of exclusive desserts for its long-haul Business cabin. Thanks to this latest gourmet collaboration, the airline continues to showcase the art of French pastry savoir-faire around the world.

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