Air France and Cyprus Airways today announced the signing of a codeshare agreement covering flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) – Larnaca (LCA). With up to 6 flights a week during the summer peak season, this agreement further expanding travel opportunities between France and Cyprus.
Starting July 7, 2026, Air France has placed its code on Cyprus Airways-operated flights between the French carrier’s worldwide hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Larnaca International Airport.
Through this agreement, Air France and Cyprus Airways aim to provide year-round service between Paris and Larnaca, leveraging Air France’s extensive network covering as well as strong connecting traffic flows at Paris-Charles de Gaulle to long-haul destinations.
Customers travelling on these flights will enjoy the comfort of Cyprus Airways’ Airbus A220, the most modern aircraft in the airline’s fleet, equipped with a dedicated Business Class cabin that offers a high-quality travel experience.
“We are delighted to launch this new codeshare agreement with Cyprus Airways, further strengthening connectivity between France and Cyprus. Through this cooperation, our customers will benefit from an expanded travel offer between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Larnaca, with up to 6 flights per week during the summer peak season, as well as seamless connections via our Paris-Charles de Gaulle hub to Air France’s extensive network. This partnership reflects our commitment to offering customers greater choice, convenience and quality of service, while further reinforcing our presence in this market.”. Noud Duyzings, Senior Vice President, Netherlands & International Markets, Air France-KLM
"Our partnership with Air France is a significant step forward for Cyprus Airways and a testament to the growing confidence in our network and service offering. This codeshare agreement strengthens Cyprus’ connectivity with one of Europe’s largest aviation hubs, providing our passengers with seamless access to destinations across the world while making Cyprus even more accessible to international visitors. We are delighted to join forces with Air France and look forward to building a successful, long-term partnership that delivers greater choice and value for our customers." Thanos Pascalis
Chief Executive Officer, Cyprus Airways
In addition to this codeshare agreement, Air France and Cyprus Airways will enter into an interline cooperation on flights on the following routes:
Cyprus Airways-operated flights between:
Larnaca – Milan Malpensa (MXP), in both directions
Larnaca – Athens (ATH), in both directions
Air France-operated flights between:
Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - Milan Malpensa, in both directions
Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Athens, in both directions
These interline arrangements will provide customers with additional travel options between Paris and Larnaca via Athens or Milan, with complementary schedules.
Flights will be available for sale through Air France’s usual distribution channels, subject to regulatory approvals and system availability.
About Cyprus Airways
Cyprus Airways, operated by Charlie Airlines Ltd, proudly carries the nation’s iconic brand and connects Cyprus with the world. Headquartered at Larnaca International Airport, the airline operates a modern fleet of Airbus A320 and A220 aircraft, employing more than 210 professionals dedicated to safety, reliability, and exceptional service.
An IOSA-certified carrier, Cyprus Airways upholds the highest industry standards while offering passengers a superior travel experience. On board, guests can enjoy freshly prepared snacks and beverages, complimentary in-flight entertainment via AirFi, and generous baggage allowances designed for comfort and convenience.
The airline is also investing in sustainability initiatives, including more fuel-efficient aircraft and environmentally responsible operations, aligning with its goal of a greener and more connected Mediterranean.
With its blend of modern comfort, authentic Cypriot hospitality, and strategic partnerships, Cyprus Airways continues to strengthen Cyprus’s position as a key aviation hub in the region and remains the airline of choice for both leisure and business travellers.