Air France Boeing 777-300. Photo: Shutterstock Air France continues its global expansion during the upcoming winter season from November 2025 to March 2026, offering nearly 800 daily flights to almost 170 destinations across 73 countries.
The airline's intercontinental network now includes 87 destinations, marking a 3% increase in capacity compared to the previous year.
Phuket, Thailand. Photo: ShutterstockThis winter will feature two new routes from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport:
- Paris-Phuket (Thailand) - Up to three direct weekly flights starting November 27, 2025, using Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
- Paris-Punta Cana (Dominican Republic) - Three weekly flights from January to March 2026 via Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
Meanwhile, Air France will increase frequencies on popular routes. Accordingly, Paris-Orlando, launched in summer 2025, will continue with five weekly flights during winter, while flights to Raleigh-Durham, Cancun, and Papeete (via Los Angeles) will increase to seven per week.
In South America, services to Brazil are set to increase to 12 flights per week to Rio de Janeiro and five to Salvador de Bahia, while Costa Rica will see an increase to ten weekly flights.
Punta Cana. Photo: ShutterstockThe airline that recently equipped its new Airbus A350 aircraft with unlimited free Wi-Fi, will also enhance its operations in Africa and the Indian Ocean with seven weekly flights to Cape Town, five flights to Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar, and flights to Mauritius using A350 and 777 aircraft.
In the Far East, Air France will operate two daily flights to Bangkok, three weekly flights to Riyadh, and 16 weekly flights to Dubai, marking an increase from 14 in the previous season.
In the Middle East, it is worth mentioning that Air France resumed its flights to Israel in early July 2025 and was among the first to fly the Paris (CDG)-Tel Aviv route. The airline currently operates a daily flight on this route using Boeing 777-300 aircraft.
Cape Town. Photo: ShutterstockAir France continues the gradual rollout of its new La Première class, considered one of the most luxurious in the world. The class features a seat that transforms into a full flat bed, a personal sofa, and a cabin spread over five windows, for a unique experience provided by the airline. It is already available on flights to Paris-New York, Singapore, and Los Angeles, and will soon launch for Miami and Tokyo (Haneda).
A new lounge and dedicated ground service for La Première passengers have opened at Los Angeles Airport, including personal check-in, fast-track security, and private runway transfer to the aircraft.
Additionally, today (October 21), the company opened a new business lounge at Chicago O'Hare Airport with a runway view, dishes inspired by beloved French cuisine, and advanced digital services.
New La Première Class. Photo: Air FranceAir France is the first European airline to offer high-speed, stable Wi-Fi connectivity on all its aircraft, including regional jets. As of September 2025, about 20 aircraft are already equipped with this service, provided free of charge to passengers. By the end of 2025, about 30% of the fleet will be connected to the internet, and by late 2026, the entire fleet will have this service.
New La Première Class. Photo: Air FranceThis winter, the airline will operate up to 630 daily flights to more than 90 short and medium-haul destinations. Frequencies to French cities like Toulouse (up to 11 flights a day), Marseille (9 a day), and Nice (8 a day) will be increased. Additionally, an early flight to Paris-London will be added (a total of 7 a day), and frequencies to Milan, Verona, Düsseldorf, Munich, and Zurich will also be enhanced.
Subsidiary Transavia France, which operates from Orly Airport and resumed flights to Israel last September, will serve 109 destinations in 29 countries and continue to be the largest low-cost airline in the Paris area.