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Discovering Dallas, a new Air France destination

Up to 5 weekly flights starting March 31th for the entire 2019 summer season; Operated by Airbus A330 equipped with the latest travel cabins and a capacity of 224 seats; Air France’s 13th destination in the US. Starting March 31th, 2019, Air France will fly from Paris-Charles de Gaulle to Dallas-…Flight schedules (in local time):AF150: leaves Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 10:10, arrives in Dallas-Fort Worth at 13:50;AF159: leaves Dallas-Fort Worth at 15:45, arrives at Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 8:15. From March 31th to June 30th and from September 4th to October 25th 2019: flights operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. From July 1st to September 1st: flights operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays…Dallas, the Big DLocated in northern Texas, Dallas is the fourth most populous metropolitan area in the United States. Known as the "Big D", it is home to one of the country's largest industrial centers. Its oil center is the most important but the city is also at the forefront in the telecommunications and banking…Air France’s best travel cabinsOn board the Airbus A330 to Dallas, passengers will enjoy the comforts of the latest cabins in Business, Premium Economy and Economy. In the Business cabin, Air France offers service excellence in the sky. The seat adapts to the shape of each individual, from seating position to a real 2-metre long…

6 new destinations for Joon in summer 2019

Starting in summer 2019, Joon will serve 6 new destinations: In Europe: Madrid; Stockholm; Prague; Manchester. In the Caribbean: Saint Martin. In South America: Quito. Starting next summer Joon will serve 6 new destinations from Paris-CDG: Madrid* (Spain), Stockholm* (Sweden), Prague* (Czech…Madrid, Stockholm, Prague and Manchester by Airbus A320 and A321!From Paris-CDG, Joon will fly to Madrid, Stockholm, Prague and Manchester by Airbus A320 (174 seats) and A321 (212 seats). Image © Air France In Business, Joon provides all you need! A full meal for lunch, hot pastries for breakfast and a snack at any other time of the day are available free of…Enjoy the new cabins on the Airbus A340 to Saint Martin and Quito !Flights from Paris-CDG to Saint Martin and Quito will be operated by Airbus A340 with 278 seats including 30 in Business, 21 in Premium Economy and 227 in Economy. Image © Air France In Business, Premium Economy and Economy on long-haul flights, you can enjoy the new cabins on the Airbus A340, with…About JoonJoon is the new generation of travel by Air France. A trip designed for you that you can create yourself. Launched in September 2017, Joon has carried more than two million customers in Europe and worldwide from Paris-Charles de Gaulle. Its fleet consists of Airbus A320 and A321 on its medium-haul…Download the Joon network map*These flights were previously operated by Air France. **One way including tax, with no hold baggage. ***Launch fare including tax, one way, with no hold baggage.

Check in your bagage in advance at the Gare du Nord

As from December 17, 2018, in partnership with SNCF Gares & Connexions, Air France customers travelling from Paris-Charles de Gaulle will be able to check in their baggage in advance at Paris Gare du Nord. On the day of their flight, customers will be able to go directly to the boarding gate…Save time and check in your baggage directly at Paris Gare du NordAn Air France check-in counter, located at Paris Gare du Nord next to platform 3 opposite the SNCF shop, will welcome customers for three months as from December 17, 2018 from 10am to 7pm Monday to Sunday. Air France, Joon and HOP! Air France customers travelling from Paris-Charles de Gaulle will…About Air FranceAir France, a global airline of French inspiration, with high standards and a caring attitude, turns the flight into a moment of real pleasure on all its daily operations in France, Europe and worldwide. Air France-KLM is the leading Group in terms of international traffic on departure from Europe…About SNCF Gares & ConnexionsSNCF Gares & Connexions was born from a conviction: stations are communities in their own right, intersections of travel. As the focal point of cities, stations transform territories and facilitate everyone's daily life. Welcoming 10 million travellers, visitors and local residents every day…

Air France unveils its new long-haul travel cabins available on board Airbus A330

Air France unveils its new long-haul travel cabins exclusively available on board its Airbus A330s. The company offers a new travel experience in its Business (36 seats), Premium Economy (21 seats) and Economy (167 seats) cabins. 15 aircraft will be completely redesigned by 2020 thanks to a global…Business, peace of mind and convivialityThe new Business seat, adapted to the dimensions of the Airbus A330, offers an unparalleled travel experience. Completely redesigned, the seat converts into a lie-flat bed that is 2m long and 57.1 cm wide for jet lag-free flying across time zones. Whether travelling alone or with a companion, the…Premium Economy, even more comfort and servicesIn Premium Economy, relaxation and pleasure prevail. Comfort has been redesigned and upgraded on the Airbus A330, with additional space: - a 130° seat recline in a fixed shell, - one of the widest seats on the market with 48.5 cm, - 102 cm seat pitch, - lumbar support adapted to different body…Economy, comfort for allThe Economy seat has changed to provide additional comfort – - more space between the armrests, - reinforced ergonomic foam in the seat and a 118° recline, - 79 cm legroom, - a larger tray table -a wider, latest generation 11.6-inch 16:9 HD touch screen. For an ever more comfortable trip, the…A connected trip with Air France ConnectOn board all its redesigned Airbus A330 cabins, Air France offers its new Air France CONNECT Wi-Fi offer to stay connected throughout the flight. Customers can thus choose from 3 Wi-Fi passes, accessible from their personal devices (smartphone, tablet, laptop) - A free “Message” passThis allows customers to send and receive messages free of charge from their favourite apps on their smartphone or tablet throughout the flight. Customers can also access the airfrance.com website and the Air France app to consult or modify their reservations. A “Surf” passThis enables customers to surf the Internet and consult or send emails. Customers can use this service in the following way: 3 euros for the entire duration of the trip on short-haul flights; As from 5 euros for the entire duration of the trip on medium-haul flights; 8 euros (2,700 Miles), for one…A “Stream” passAvailable on all long-haul flights, this includes all the benefits of the Message pass and the Surf pass. The Stream pass allows you to benefit from a high-speed internet connection to enjoy streaming and downloading throughout the flight for just 30 euros (10,000 Miles). The Air France CONNECT…Welcome on board our new Airbus A330 cabins(1)Until March 30, 2019. (2)March 31 to October 26, 2019.

Sales and marketing

Since its beginnings, the sales department was modelled on aviation. The adventurous side of air travel was suited to a certain form of improvisation. THE COMMERCIAL ADVENTUREAt one point on the Le Bourget field when a plane was ready to depart for London, a secretary auctioned off the available seats to the crowd of curious onlookers who were attracted by the spectacle of the planes. The sales team consisted of about 10 employees, with a few offices. One, for example,…FREE TICKETS TO PROMOTE AIR TRAVELPlanes remained fairly unknown despite how much they had developed. Air France created a "press and propaganda" department, along with a "publicity - arrangement - comfort" department, that gave away free tickets. This very new means of transport still had bad press… The company increased its…OFFICES IN 77 COUNTRIES IN 1957After the war, the exponential increase in traffic came along with an unprecedented sales effort. Air France multiplied its offices in its destinations and in the rest of the world. This was particularly the case in America, since the Atlantic could now be crossed. In 1957, the airline relied upon…MARKETING BEFORE ITS TIMESales efforts were supported by visual advertising campaigns, with the fine touch of French graphic design. Great names in design – Raymond Loewy, Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Gauthier Delaye – were also asked to help harmonise the network, and adapt offices to have the "Air France personality". The…FROM THE COMPUTER AGE...Telephones and computers – the first computer, an IBM 705, was from 1962 – allowed them to handle a clientèle that had increased 20 times in size since the war: 282,000 passengers were transported in 1946; 7.3 million in 1973! Air France developed tools to help its sales staff simultaneously…...TO E-BUSINESSThe Internet, and the digitisation of exchange that it led to, extended this evolution. The sales organisation now relies less on local structures and more on global resources. Agencies have gradually disappeared, and reservations are centralised (in Wembley, for example, for Europe). Customers…Discover today's professionsEn savoir plus

INFORMATION ON FLIGHT AF662 OF OCTOBER 1, 2024

Air France constantly monitors geopolitical developments in the areas it serves and flies over, to ensure the highest levels of flight safety and security. On October 1, 2024, information identified a forthcoming attack on Israel by Iran, involving the launch of ballistic missiles. As a result, and…

Support crews

The 1930s. Air France added tertiary know-how to its strong technical culture. It became a rigorously managed commercial company.FIVE COMPAGNIES, FIVE OPERATING MODESBorn out of the merger of the airlines Air Orient, Air Union, the Société Générale de Transports Aériens (formerly Farman Airlines), CIDNA (formerly French-Romanian), and Aéropostale, Air France inherited five networks, a dispersed fleet, and scattered personnel: more than 2,500 people in all.…FROM A TECHNICAL CULTURE TO A SALES CULTUREAt 2 rue Marbeuf in Paris (the former head office of Air Orient), 179 people were on staff at the head office, increasing to 292 people in 1938. The considerable amount of work stimulated innovation. The financial services manager developed several management principles that would become standard,… COMPUTING IN EVERY DEPARTMENTThe Personnel Division became larger and more professional. Air France was growing around the world. Its staff numbers had increased tenfold since it was created. There were 24,000 employees in 1964, including nearly a quarter of them abroad. Given this growth, the head office was transferred the…FROM MONTPARNASSE TO ROISSYAn extensive network of communication professionals was developed, in charge of building, promoting, and conveying the airline's messages to its different targets: employees, customers, shareholders, and media. This network became even larger as Air France grew. After the acquisition of UTA in 1990…Discover today's professionsEn savoir plus

Statement July 19th, 2024

Update at 15.00 (CET) Air France’s operations are back to normal on the entire network in spite of the ongoing worldwide IT failure. As a reminder, only flights to Amsterdam and Berlin were disrupted earlier today, following closure or traffic limitations on these airports.

Cookie policy

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Saphir, a bespoke programme

VideoSaphir, a bespoke programme by Air France With the SAPHIR programme, Air France offers special services on all its flights to facilitate travel for people with reduced mobility due to disability. With SAPHIR, an information and booking assistance service for people with disabilities, customers are…SAPHIRRequesting assistance Learn more