Air France flights

Air France is the flag carrier of the country and the largest airline in France. The majority of the flights offered by Air France are connections within Europe, but they offer flights to most parts of the world. They have their international hub at Charles de Gaulle and the domestic hub in Orly Airport. Air France is one of the founding members of the global alliance SkyTeam.

Re-launch Flights from CDG to Kerkyra with Air France will resume on July 6

Re-launch Flights with Air France from Kerkyra to Paris will resume on Jul 6

Re-launch Air France plans to restart Rhodes-Paris flights on Jul 5

Re-launch Air France re-launches Paris to Tirana flights on Jul 5

Re-launch Paris-Rhodes flights to be re-launched by Air France on July 5

New route Fly to Biarritz from FSC with Air France. New route launches on Aug 9

New route Air France opens new route from Biarritz to Figari on August 9

New airline New Air France-route to Biarritz from FSC. Fly on August 9 or later

New airline Biarritz-Figari flights to begin on Aug 9 with Air France

Air France airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Air France at CDG route map — #1 **Paris (CDG)**
7,825 flights

Air France at LYS route map — #2 **Lyon (LYS)**
758 flights

Air France at ORY route map — #3 **Paris (ORY)**
603 flights

Air France at TLS route map — #4 **Toulouse (TLS)**
390 flights

Air France at NCE route map — #5 **Nice (NCE)**
374 flights

Air France at AMS route map — #6 **Amsterdam (AMS)**
285 flights

Air France at MRS route map — #7 **Marseille (MRS)**
262 flights

Air France at LHR route map — #8 **London (LHR)**
189 flights

Air France at GVA route map — #9 **Geneva (GVA)**
184 flights

Air France at BOD route map — #10 **Bordeaux (BOD)**
168 flights

#11 **Fort De France (FDF)**
141 flights

Air France at FDF route map — #11 **Fort De France (FDF)**
141 flights

Air France at NTE route map — #12 **Nantes (NTE)**
139 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.