This winter Air France will offer up to 182 destinations and launch 23 new routes compared to 2020.
On the long haul, the company is strengthening its leisure offer. It will add four destinations to its network departing from Paris-Charles de Gaulle:
– Zanzibar (Tanzania): 2 flights per week continuing from Nairobi as of October 18, 2021
– Muscat (Sultanate of Oman): 3 flights per week from October 31, 2021
– Colombo (Sri Lanka): 3 flights per week from November 1, 2021
– Banjul (Gambia): 7 flights per week from November 1, 2021
Air France will also resume its flights to stopovers closed since the start of the COVID crisis: strength (Brazil, 3 flights per week from October 22, 2021), Mahé (Seychelles, 2 flights per week from 23 October 2021), Cape Town (South Africa, 3 flights per week from October 31, 2021), Hong Kong (China, 1 flight per week from November 5, 2021), and Seattle (United States) 3 flights per week from December 6, 2021).
The service to Port-Louis (Mauritius) has already resumed since October 5, 2021 with 7 flights per week.
As part of the lifting of restrictions for vaccinated travelers expected in November 2021, Air France will gradually strengthen its offer to and from the United States, where it serves 11 destinations (New York JFK, Boston, Washington DC, Detroit, Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, Houston, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles) with up to 100 flights per week.
By March 2022, the carrier plans to revert to an offer corresponding to around 90% of that of 2019 (compared to 50% in summer 2021) by adding frequencies to key destinations such as New York, Miami or Los Angeles, and by using higher capacity devices.
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Still on long-haul, Air France will connect from December 4 Paris-Orly to Saint-Martin, with 3 flights per week. This offer will complement the one departing from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, bringing to 10 the number of flights offered each week to this destination.
Saint-Martin will thus join Cayenne, Pointe-à-Pitre, Fort-de-France and Saint-Denis de La Réunion in the list of destinations offered by Air France from both Parisian platforms, allowing connections across the entire network. company short, medium and long haul.
Finally, the company will expand the offer of the Caribbean Regional Network with the opening of two new routes departing from Pointe-à-Pitre:
– Montréal (Canada): 2 flights per week from November 23, 2021
– New York (United States): 2 flights per week from November 24, 2021
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