Air France offers special meals for passengers with dietary restrictions, including low-sugar meals. You can request a special meal on certain flights within Europe and on all intercontinental flights[1]. To request a low-sugar meal, you must do so no later than 24 hours before your flight[1]. Kosher meals require a 48-hour notice2. Special meals can be ordered on flights longer than 2 hours and 35 minutes[2].
In addition to low-sugar meals, Air France offers other special meal options such as gluten-free, low salt, vegan, vegetarian, Indian vegetarian, halal, kosher, Hindu, infant, and child meals[2]. On long-haul flights departing from Paris, Air France also offers a “Healthy” meal option as part of their a la carte menu for premium economy and economy class passengers, at an additional cost of €21 or 7,000 Flying Blue miles[3].
Please note that Air France cannot guarantee the absence of food allergens or peanut traces in their meals, both on board and at the airport[1]. If you’re flying economy or premium economy and want to pay for a special menu, you have the option of purchasing from the range of a la carte meals[4].
To order your Air France special meal, you can do so through the Air France website or their mobile application[5]. Keep in mind that meal options and availability may vary depending on your departure location and flight duration[6].
Citations:
[1] https://wwws.airfrance.us/information/prepare/repas-a-bord/repas-speciaux
[2] https://airlinewificonnect.com/air-france-food-a-guide/
[3] https://www.businesstraveller.com/business-travel/2019/01/10/air-france-adds-new-healthy-meal-to-its-a-la-carte-menu/
[4] https://thepointsguy.com/guide/what-to-know-air-france-menu/
[5] https://poshyk.info/en/air-france/
[6] https://www.thetravel.com/best-in-flight-food-air-france-meals/