Review of Joon flight from Oslo to Paris in Economy

This is only my second flight-report so feedback is appreciated. I decided to do a flight report on Joon because there wasn't any on the English version of flight-report.com. For those of you who doesn't know what Joon is, it is the new subsidiary of Air France, made to target millennials.

Carrier: Joon
Date: April 2nd, 2018
Route: Oslo (OSL) - Paris (CDG)
Flight #: AF1775
Aircraft: F-GKXN

For this review I will start when I board the aircraft. For some pictures from Oslo Airport see my previous review here
My aircraft arrived a bit late into Oslo but I followed it in on Flightradar24 and was ready at the window when it arrived. I have to say that I really like the Joon livery.

The turnaround was fast and we were soon ready for bording. Business class passengers first, and then I was the first of the rest.

The seats on Joon are the same as on Air France, although the headrest covers are a different color. I found the seat really comfortable, and for someone who usually flies Norwegian it was a good upgrade.

The pitch was also fine for someone like me (I'm 178cm)

Oslo Airport doesn't really have that many long haul flights, but today I was lucky and were able to grab a photo of multiple big birds during our taxi out.

SAS - Airbus A330-300

Emirates - Boeing 777-300ER

Thai Airways - Boeing 777-300ER

Ethiopian Airlines - Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
I was also able to take a picture of one of Oslo Airports amazing snow-plows which keeps the airport open throughout the winted even when it is more than a meter of snow. (unlike other countries which shuts down if it only snows a few centimeters)

After a smooth take of roll we were airborne.

As we were departing northbound we turned right immediately after takeoff which meant I was even able to grab a picture of the runway we just departed.

The weather above Oslo was simply amazing.

Passing Oslo city on my way to Paris.

One thing that separates Joon from Air France, is that there is no free food on-board but a buy on-board menu. You get a choice of coffee, tea, water or orange juice for free but everything else is for purchase only. I was hungry and wanted to buy some food and I had the following options:

However they also had a combo deal for 9,50€ which included a meal, a snack and a drink:

This is unfortunately where my problems on this flight started. I tried to order the baguette but it was sold out. I then asked for the pasta salad, which was also sold out. The flight attendants soon told me that in fact every single item was sold out, except for the quinoa salad. This is not good, and it shows really bad planning. When I tried to order some chips, guess what, they were sold out of my first and second choice there as well. I finally ended up with the following which costed me 12€ as it turned out the chips I ended up with wasn't part of the 9,50€ deal.

But hey, at least the weather was amazing as we followed the Norwegian coastline south.

The flight was also advertised to have wi-fi on-board. It even had a brochure on how to connect.

However there was no wi-fi to connect to so there was no in-flight entertainment on this flight other than the Magazine provided and the view out of my window. I couldn't let that ruin my mood however as the seat was comfortable, the cabin was fresh and the individual air nozzles were working. For me this is really the three most important things on a short haul flight.

As we approached Germany the clouds started to show up beneath us so there wasn't any more views before we were below them, which happened approximately 5 minutes before landing.

On thing I haven't experience before was that we did final approach parallel to another aircraft. An Easyjet A319 were following us down and landed on a parallel runway.

We touched down on time and I proceeded to transfer to an Air France flight to London, but there won't be any review on that as there already exist plenty of reviews on Air France on this site.