Femke Kroese, General Manager for Air France KLM South East Asia & Oceania said:\u00a0“Air France is honoured to renew its collaboration with triple Michelin-starred Chef Julien Royer, continuing a successful partnership that has now spanned 7 years. This renewed collaboration reflects Air France’s ongoing dedication to offering customers the very best of French excellence throughout their journey. These creations are a true expression of Air France’s commitment to exceptional gastronomy and refined service.” <\/p>\n
Chef Julien Royer shared: “I am delighted to continue my collaboration with Air France, this time creating new dishes for La Premi\u00e8re and the Business cabins. The new menu remains rooted in French technique, while drawing inspiration from some of Singapore’s most loved dishes, including our interpretation of chicken rice. Vegetarian dishes are also now part of the menu, giving more options while celebrating the beauty of vegetables at their peak. I hope these dishes can bring a sense of comfort while travelling. This collaboration has been a truly rewarding journey, and I am grateful for the opportunity to share my cooking with passengers from around the world.” <\/p>\n
Dishes to enjoy in La Premi\u00e8re <\/p>\n
January, February, July & August 2026 <\/p>\n
Braised Beef Cheek with Pinot Noir and trio of Heirloom Carrots <\/p>\n
Farmhouse Chicken Supreme, Truffled Yellow Wine Sauce, Japanese Rice and Maitake Mushrooms <\/p>\n
Grilled Toothfish, Sorrel Sauce, Wok-fried Vegetables with Sesame and Coriander <\/p>\n
Ravioli with Fourme d’Ambert Cheese, Spiced Figs and Walnut Crumble <\/p>\n
March, April, September, October 2026 <\/p>\n
Sea Bass and Prawn Bouillabaisse, Saffron Roulle, Proven\u00e7al Tomatoes, Confit Fennel and Melt-in-the-mouth Potatoes <\/p>\n
Ballotine of Stuffed and Confit Turkey, Albufera Sauce, Niigate Rice with Shiitake Mushrooms and Vegetable Brunoise <\/p>\n
Braised Beef Cheek, Mustard and Tarragon Sauce, Pearl Barley Risotto <\/p>\n
Wild Mushroom Ravioli, Saut\u00e9ed Morel, Black Trumpet and Maitake, Parmesan cream <\/p>\n
May, June, November, December 2026 <\/p>\n
Story Continues <\/p>\n
Proven\u00e7al Lamb Shoulder, Ni\u00e7oise Olive Jus, Boulang\u00e8re Potatoes and Garlic Confit <\/p>\n
Confit Duck Leg, Poultry Just with Orange and Sherry Vinegar, Potatoes with Morel Mushrooms, Agen Prunes <\/p>\n
Miso-marinated Cod Steak, Yuzu Beurre Blanc, Pilaf Rice and Celtuce Lettuce <\/p>\n
Butternut Squash Gnocchi, glazed with Sage, Sweet and Sour Banyuls Broth, Roasted Hazelnuts <\/p>\n
Dishes to enjoy in Business: <\/p>\n
January, February, July, August 2026 <\/p>\n
Braised Beef Short Ribs, Carrot Mousseline, Grilled Onions, Mustard Caviar <\/p>\n
Baked Chicken Leg, Sauce Vierge, Rosemary and Olive Polenta, Smoked Paprika <\/p>\n
Coconut Poached Cod Fish, Niigata Rice, ‘Vadouvan’ Spices, Thai Spices Velout\u00e9 <\/p>\n
Mushroom ‘Dumpling’, Grilled Maitake, Kabocha Pumpkin, Sweet and Sour Broth <\/p>\n
March, April, September, October 2026 <\/p>\n
Veal Blanquette, Polenta with Oregano, Glazed Vegetables <\/p>\n
Duck Leg Confit with Lentils, Braised Endive, Burnt Oranges <\/p>\n
Chilean Seabass with Kyoto White Miso, Wok of Vegetables, Sesame, Sake Beurre Blanc <\/p>\n
Kampot Pepper Glazed Gnocchis, Smoked Eggplant, Semi Confit Tomato <\/p>\n
May, June, November, December 2026 <\/p>\n
Seared Chilean Seabass, Creamy Polenta with Piquillo and Fresh Herbs, Vierge Vinaigrette <\/p>\n
Ballotine de Volaille ‘Grand-M\u00e8re’, Sauce Albufera, Japanese Rice, Saut\u00e9ed Mushrooms <\/p>\n
Braised Wagyu Short Rib, ‘Marchand de Vin Sauce’, Carrot Mousseline <\/p>\n
Mediterranean-style Stuffed Vegetables, Tomato Coulis with Paprika and Olives <\/p>\n
About Air France <\/p>\n
Since 1933, Air France has proudly represented France across the globe. With expertise spanning passenger air transport, cargo, and aircraft maintenance and engineering, Air France is a major player in the aviation sector. More than 40,000 employees are committed each day to delivering a unique travel experience to every customer. <\/p>\n
Air France, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Transavia together form the Air France-KLM Group. Leveraging the strength of its hubs at Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam-Schiphol, the Group offers an extensive international network. Its Flying Blue loyalty program has over 30 million members. Air France and KLM are also members of the SkyTeam alliance, which brings together 19 airlines. <\/p>\n
Air France is fully committed to reducing its carbon footprint by modernizing its fleet, increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuel, implementing operational measures (such as ecopiloting) and intermodality. <\/p>\n
In partnership with KLM and Transavia, Air France is part of the Air France-KLM Group, connecting more than 300 destinations worldwide with a fleet of over 500 aircraft. <\/p>\n
From Singapore, Air France offers : <\/p>\n
Daily flight with Boeing 777-300ER with 4 suites in La Premi\u00e8re, 60 seats in Business, 44 seats in Premium and 204 seats in Economy <\/p>\n
Flight schedule: <\/p>\n
Air France flight AF257 departs Singapore at 22:20 hours and arrives in Paris-CDG at 05:55 the next day <\/p>\n
Air France flight AF256 departs Paris-CDG at 23:20 hours and arrives in Singapore at 18:30 the next day <\/p>\n
Three weekly flights with a Boeing 787-9 with 29 seats in Business, 21 seats in Premium and 234 in Economy <\/p>\n
Flight schedule: <\/p>\n
Air France flight AF181 departs Singapore at 10:50 hours and arrives in Paris-CDG at 18:15 the same day <\/p>\n
Air France flight AF182 departs Paris-CDG at 13:35 hours and arrives in Singapore at 08:25 the next day <\/p>\n
About Julien Royer <\/p>\n
Julien Royer began his career under the guidance of Michel Bras, then chef Bernard Andrieux. He continued his training in London and became sous-chef to Antoine Bonnet at the Michelin-starred restaurant The Greenhouse. In 2008, he moved to Singapore, where he became head chef at the JAAN restaurant.\u00a0Today, Julien Royer is Chef-Owner of Odette restaurant in the heart of Singapore,\u00a0which has three Michelin stars. In 2019\u00a0and 2020, Odette was named Asia’s leading restaurant and Singapore’s best restaurant\u00a0on the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list.\u00a0It is also consistently ranked on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2018.\u00a0Julien Royer attaches great importance to the quality of the products he serves, and throughout his career has forged links with the best producers around the world. Like Singapore, the chef offers a modern cuisine, with carefully chosen seasonal produce from France and across Asia. <\/p>\n