Air France will offer 80 seasonal routes for summer 2021, including 22 new routes to destiantions in France, Europe and North Africa. Additionally, the carrier is offering fully modifiable and refundable tickets.
On Thursday (April 8, 2021) Air France announced an expansion of their summer 2021 schedule with 80 seasonal routes, including 22 new routes to leisure destinations in France, Europe and North Africa. The seasonal flights are in addition to Air France’s existing flights schedule and the carrier will offer service on the routes from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly and the French regions.
On their medium-haul network, Air France will add 14 new routes to and from Paris-CDG to Tangiers and Agadir (Morocco), Monastir (Tunisia), Valletta (Malta), Las Palmas (Canary Islands) and Corfu (Rhodes) from July 5, 2021. The carrier will also add service from Paris-Orly to and from Bari (Italy) from May 31st, Ibiza (Spain) and Algiers (Algeria) from June 28, 2021. From Marseille-Provence, Air France will offer flights to Catania (Italy) from June 26th and Corfu (Greece) starting June 28th. Air France will also launch seasonal flights from Nice-Côte d’Azur to and from London (UK) and Tunis (Tunisia) from June 28, 2021.
For guests traveling closer to home, Air France is launching 41 seasonal domestic routes including eight new ones. From Paris-CDG, guests will enjoy service to/from Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi and Figari, while customers traveling from Perpignan will appreciate new service to/from Brest, Strasbourg and Nantes starting June 25, 2021. Additionally, Air France is launching new seasonal service between Biarritz and Caen starting June 25, 2021.
As previously mentioned, Air France is currently offering fully-modifiable tickets for all bookings through December 31, 2021. Reservations can be changed at no cost or customers can choose a refundable credit voucher if they decide not to travel. If flights are canceled by Air France, customers can choose to postpone their trip, request a refund, or receive a fully-refundable credit voucher. As most international destinations require a negative COVID-19 test result prior to departure, the SkyTeam alliance has developed an interactive map of approved screening centers which is available on the Air France website.
Source: Air France