Today, Air France just revealed its new in-flight safety video. A marvelous ode to French culture.  On board on an Air France long haul flight, watching the film of safety instructions is always a pleasure. Six years after the last video was released, the new film lasting 5 minutes and 32 seconds, two flight attendants - chic French actress Dorcas Coppin along with Yoann Pigny Fournereau - explain all the safety instructions to passengers. This new film is adapted to all the various different aircraft and cabin layouts and incorporates all the latest regulatory changes in force.

Elegant, lively and fast-moving. It is definitely a pure invitation to travel for everyone all over the world, where the airline declares its love of France and its lifestyle.

Briskly travelling all together from one iconic French landmark to another highlighting the best of France through lively melodies inspired by musicals. Passengers are transported from the steps of the Opéra Garnier to the gardens of the Palace of Versailles, from the sunny French Riviera to the legendary Hotel Martinez in Cannes. The stroll continues through the vineyards of Provence, past museums, a fashion show, and typical French café terrace along the banks of the Seine and its famous booksellers. The ultimate moment: the safety briefing ends at the top of the sparkling Eiffel Tower, where an Air France crew greets the airline's customers.

"With this new video, we are showcasing the best France has to offer in an emotionally engaging way. All our teams here at Air France are ready to welcome our customers and highlight this French lifestyle, which is so dear to us, as soon as they board our flights. We can't wait to reopen the skies, flight after flight, with safety as our absolute and constant priority." said Catherine Villar, SVP Customer Experience Air France.

A truly poetic tribute to the art of French-style travel. In this joyful, elegant and colorful video, Air France captures everyone's attention brilliantly in order to deliver its safety instructions. The French airline created this film in partnership with Atout France, France's tourism development agency. French director and scriptwriter Romain Quirot produced the video and French composer Ludovic Bource-who won a César and an Oscar in 2012 for The Artist wrote the music exclusively for the airline. Cannot wait to board an Air France long haul flight.