Air France continues to expand its network. During the winter 2025–2026 season (November 2025 to March 2026), the airline will operate nearly 800 daily flights to close to 170 destinations worldwide.
Long-haul network: 87 destinations, capacity up 3%
The Winter 2025 season will see continued growth in Air France’s long-haul network, with a capacity increase (measured in Available Seat Kilometers) of 3%. The following new routes will be inaugurated:
Paris-Charles de Gaulle – Phuket (Thailand): up to 3 weekly direct flights starting November 27, 2025, operated by Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
Paris-Charles de Gaulle – Punta Cana (Dominican Republic): 3 weekly flights from January 13 to March 28, 2026, also operated by Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
North America:
The Paris-Charles de Gaulle – Orlando route, inaugurated in Summer 2025, will continue through the winter with 5 weekly flights operated by Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
Routes between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Raleigh-Durham (USA), Cancún (Mexico), and Papeete (French Polynesia, via Los Angeles) will be served up to 7 times weekly, up from five per week previously.
South America & the Caribbean:
Service to Brazil will be reinforced, with up to 12 weekly flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Rio de Janeiro, and 5 weekly flights to Salvador de Bahia.
The Paris-Charles de Gaulle – San José (Costa Rica) route will also increase to up to 10 direct flights per week, compared with 7 during the Winter 2024–2025 season.
Africa & Indian Ocean:
Cape Town (South Africa) will now be served up to 7 times weekly from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, operated by Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
Up to 5 weekly flights will operate between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Zanzibar–Kilimanjaro (Tanzania), up from 3 previously.
Flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Mauritius will now be operated by Airbus A350-900 and Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
Asia & the Middle East:
Bangkok (Thailand) will now be served twice daily from Paris-Charles de Gaulle.
The Paris-Charles de Gaulle – Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) route, inaugurated in Summer 2025, will continue through the winter with 3 weekly direct flights.
Dubai will be served 16 times weekly from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, compared with 14 times last winter.
New La Première suite and high-speed Wi-Fi
Last spring, Air France unveiled its all-new La Première suite. This exclusive cabin offers a unique and fully modular concept, featuring a seat and chaise longue that convert into a full-flat bed. The cabin spans five windows, an Air France exclusive. The new La Première suite is now available on select flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle to New York-JFK, Singapore, and Los Angeles. It will also be offered on flights to Miami and Tokyo Haneda in December 2025 and March 2026 respectively.
At Los Angeles International Airport, Air France is introducing a new, dedicated ground service designed to make the La Première journey as seamless and exclusive as possible. La Première customers can now check-in at a dedicated La Première space located between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, where they are greeted with personalized assistance, with immediate bag drop, priority escort through TSA security, followed by a private car transfer across the airport on the tarmac. Passengers then enjoy a faster, smoother route to the dedicated La Première section of the new Air France lounge, located near the departure gate, setting the tone for an exceptional travel experience.
Another major milestone in Air France’s premiumization strategy, in September 2025 the airline began progressively rolling out its new high-speed Wi-Fi service across the entire fleet, including, for the first time, its regional aircraft. Around twenty medium- and long-haul aircraft are already equipped, allowing customers to enjoy a free, stable, fast, and secure connection during their flight. Air France is the first major European airline to offer this service onboard. The goal is to equip 30% of the fleet by the end of 2025, and the entire fleet by the end of 2026.
Short- and medium-haul
This winter, Air France will increase frequencies between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and major French cities including Toulouse (up to 11 daily flights), Marseille (up to 9 daily flights), and Nice (up to 8 daily flights), further strengthening regional connectivity with the airline’s medium- and long-haul network.
A new early-morning flight will be added between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and London-Heathrow, bringing the total to 7 daily flights. The Paris-Charles de Gaulle – Cork (Ireland) route will operate throughout the winter season with 4 weekly flights.
In Italy, an additional daily flight will be added on routes between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Milan-Linate, as well as Milan-Malpensa. The Verona route will operate for the entire winter season with 5 weekly flights.
Frequencies will also increase to Düsseldorf, Munich, and Zurich, with up to 6, 5, and 4 daily flights respectively. Further south, Tangier (Morocco) will be connected to Paris-Charles de Gaulle throughout the winter with up to 3 weekly flights. The Paris-Charles de Gaulle – Tenerife (Spain) route will operate 4 times per week during the holiday season.
Transavia France, the low-cost subsidiary of the Air France-KLM Group, with its main base at Paris-Orly airport, will serve 109 destinations in 29 countries this winter – across 227 routes – reinforcing its position as the leading low-cost carrier on departure from Paris area airports.
