Airbus A350 Photo: Air France Air France is renewing the route between Tel Aviv and the City of Light.
The company will relaunch the route on Saturday 25.1.25, where the Airbus A350-900 will be placed. This is the most advanced aircraft in the company's fleet, bringing significant innovations to the flying experience.
On the A350-900, you will find 30% more personal space in all classes, larger windows, an advanced air pressure system, and lighting adapted to the flight. The aircraft saves 25% in fuel and reduces noise by 40%.
Business Class on Airbus A350. Photo: Air FranceIn the Business Class of the AIRBUS A350, there are fully flat bed seats (180 degrees), full partitioning between passengers for maximum privacy, a menu created by leading chefs, a luxurious selection of wines and champagnes, and more.
In the Premium Class, separate from the Economy Class, passengers enjoy upgraded service, a seat that reclines up to 130 degrees, the option to send two pieces of luggage for each passenger, gourmet food, and more.
Premium Seats on Airbus A350. Photo: Air FranceIn the Economy Class (as well as in the other classes on the aircraft), there are personal entertainment screens, Wi-Fi, and additional services all designed to provide a particularly luxurious and pleasant flying experience, tailored to diverse audiences.
Photo: AIR FRANCEWith the renewal of Air France flights to Israel, the company will offer its customers a wide network of destinations including about 300 destinations in 117 countries, with the Paris to Tel Aviv route enabling especially convenient connections to onward flights to popular destinations like North and South America, as well as an "air bridge" to New York.
Photo: AIR FRANCE Alon Neta, the commercial manager of Air France in Israel, commented on the relaunch of the route and said:
"We are pleased to renew Air France flights on the route to Israel with the Airbus A350-900. The renewal of flights is a real announcement for the Israeli traveler and significantly increases the company's capacity for Paris. The connection to the home airport will allow Air France's passengers onward flights to all of the company's destinations worldwide, including the most demanded destinations in the Israeli market - North and South America, and an air bridge to New York".
Information and booking systems were updated accordingly, and flights are available for booking today through the company's website and travel agents.