Update March 18, 2024: To prepare for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Air France is adding flights and announcing the deployment of its new long-haul cabins.

Update: on January 23, 2024, the new route between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Phoenix was announced, and on January 30, 2024, a special route between Los Angeles and Nice was added to the program.

Immerse yourself in the cultural excitement of iconic cities, explore breathtaking landscapes, and savor exotic flavors. Whether you’re looking for a city break, heavenly beaches or authentic experiences, Air France promises to set you on course for a destination you’ll love.

This winter, the French airline serves some 167 destinations in almost 80 different countries.

Next summer, the airline will offer eight additional routes – including four new ones – from Paris-Charles de Gaulle. As for special routes, Air France will be offering two flights linking Los Angeles to the Côte d’Azur during the Cannes Film Festival.

Here’s the summary:

Next summer, Air France will offer 24 destinations in North America:

Phoenix, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Montreal, Minneapolis, New York-JFK, New York-Newark, Ottawa, QuebecRaleigh-Durham, San Francisco, Toronto, Seattle, Vancouver and Washington-Dulles.

Next, we’ll be seeing more and more Air France aircraft in airports around the world, thanks to :

• The extension of daily services to Abu Dhabi (AUH) and Dar es Salaam (DAR, Tanzania);
• Two flights between CDG and Tokyo-Haneda (HND) and up to four flights a week to Tokyo-Narita (NRT);
• The addition of frequencies in Cotonou (Benin), Antananarivo (Madagascar), Yaoundé (Cameroon), Douala (Cameroon) and Brazzaville (Republic of Congo).

With all this good news, Air France will increase its capacity by 9% compared with 2023.

In addition to everything it offers in France and Europe, there will be some new features for summer 2024 departing from Paris – Charles de Gaulle (CDG):

For the summer season, Air France has announced that it will be extending service to Tromsø, Norway (until now only operated in winter).

In France, Air France serves around ten destinations from Paris-Charles de Gaulle. By 2026, Air France will no longer be flying out of Paris-Orly as part of a redeployment strategy.

The airline’s services to Marseille, Toulouse and Nice will be transferred to Paris-Charles de Gaulle, and Transavia, Air France’s low-cost carrier, will take over destinations from Paris-Orly. This company already operates routes to Brest, Biarritz, Montpellier, Perpignan, Pau and Toulon.

Since the beginning of the year, all domestic and direct flights have been canceled when there is an alternative train service of less than 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Connections between Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Rennes and Lyon, on the one hand, and Lyon and Marseille, on the other, fall outside the scope of this measure. Although rail journeys can offer journey times of less than 2 hours 30 minutes, they do not provide sufficiently early morning access to Paris-CDG (or Lyon Saint-Exupéry) airport, or sufficiently late evening departure.

Connecting flights as part of a trip with a stopover are also exempt, although Air France offers combined air and TGV tickets through its Train + Air program.

Air France‘s medium-haul fleet consists of Airbus A220s, A318s, A319s, A320s and A321s, as well as Embraer aircraft.

In Europe, Air France serves some 30 destinations from Paris on its short-haul network. Here is the list:

In North Africa, Air France serves seven destinations from Paris. Here is the list:

Air France‘s long-haul fleet consists of Airbus A330s and A350s, as well as Boeing 777s and Boeing 787 Dreamliners. In 2021, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the airline industry, Air France sold off its Airbus A380 fleet due to its high CO2 emissions. An important moment in the airline’s long history.

In Africa and the Indian Ocean, Air France serves around ten destinations from Paris. The airline has returned to pre-crisis business levels thanks to the addition of frequencies on numerous destinations. Here is the list:

To the Americas, Air France serves some twenty destinations from Paris. Here is the list:

In Asia and the Middle East, Air France serves around ten destinations from Paris. Here is the list:

In the Caribbean, Air France serves four destinations from Paris, including Pointe-à-Pitre and Fort-de-France. Here is the list:

From North America to the Middle East and Oceania, almost all destinations served by Air France can be booked with Flying Blue Miles. However, some destinations are less expensive than others, and are particularly affordable when booked with Miles.

This is particularly true of North American cities such as Montreal, Vancouver, New York, Boston, Miami and Los Angeles. It is not uncommon to find award tickets to these destinations for less than 20,000 Flying Blue Miles in Economy, and sometimes even 35,000 Flying Blue Miles in Business.

Depending on the Flying Blue Promo Award tickets of the month, other destinations may also be featured on a monthly basis. These are standard award tickets offered at reduced rates and changing every month.

With offers ranging from 25% to 50% off, these opportunities are worth checking out month after month. They are available in Economy, Premium Economy and Business cabins, with particularly attractive offers in the upper cabins.

Air France‘s schedule is one of the most extensive in Europe. The French airline can indeed congratulate itself as its activity level is close to that of the pre-crisis period, with 98% of its 2019 capacity in seat-kilometers offered on medium and long-haul routes. Air France is doing well, to the delight of French travelers.