Air France equips its new Airbus A350 aircraft with unlimited free Wi-Fi, marking a first for long-haul flights. By the end of 2025, around 30% of the fleet will feature the new technology, with full fleet coverage by the end of 2026. Additionally, the regional fleet will also get Wi-Fi for the first time, alongside redesigned passenger cabins
By next summer, all Embraer 190 cabins will be refurbished in the same format. Meanwhile, the airline is gradually equipping its fleet with ultra-fast Wi-Fi
Air France has received its 46th Airbus A220-300 in a historic delivery flight fueled by 50% sustainable aviation fuel. A significant milestone in the group's strategy to reduce emissions and expand its fleet of new aircraft
Following IAG, Air France-KLM, and Lufthansa dropping out of the race, the Turkish company makes a strategic move to penetrate profitable markets in Spain and Latin America
Recognition for Greek Cultural Heritage
Award-winning chef Daniel Boulud crafts exclusive dishes for Air France's premium flights
Daily flights from Paris to Tel Aviv in the B777-300 with luxury classes
After a halt due to security concerns, the French airline is resuming its Paris–Tel Aviv route with daily flights using the Boeing 777-300 wide-body aircraft
KLM targets key long-haul destinations like San Diego, Tokyo, and Barcelona, enhancing frequencies and adding new routes to cater to high-demand markets. Despite global growth, the Tel Aviv to Amsterdam route remains suspended, unlike partner Air France, which resumes operations to Israel next Monday. Read more inside
The IAI innovation is designed to tow aircraft without activating engines, saving jet fuel and reducing pollution in airports. In 2009, IAI collaborated with the French company TLD to manufacture the tug, with the first prototype built in France in 2011. Now, the development is expected to become a standard procedure in aircraft ground movements
