Air France

Headquartered right outside of Paris, Air France is one of the world’s largest airlines. This world-renowned carrier services 183 destinations in 98 countries, making it easy for passengers to travel to the city of their choosing with a single airline ticket and check-in. If you're ready to experience the luxury of an Air France flight, use Webjet to quickly find the absolute lowest fare available.We also display alternate dates where travel would be even cheaper.

Air France: History and Facts

In 1933 Air France was born after the merger of four French transport companies, and became of the flag-carrier of France in 1945. In 2004, Air France merged with KLM, creating the largest European air transport group, Air France KLM. The new group has nearly 100,000 employees, and transports 7.3 million passengers to 225 destinations via their 565 aircraft.

Air France Destinations

Domestic

Within France itself, the airline serves over 30 destinations. Some of the more popular destinations include Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Strasbourg, and Nice.

International

Air France flies to over 183 destinations in 98 countries via their powerful hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle.  Their networks in North and South America, Asia, Africa, Caribbean-Indian Ocean, and Europe make it easy for passengers to get to their ideal destination directly.

Code shares & alliance partners

In addition to being a member of the SkyTeam alliance, Air France has code share agreements with over 20 carriers, which allows passengers to check in once, with one ticket. Some of these code share partners include Alaska Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Japan Airlines, Qantas Airways, and WestJet Airlines.  

Air France In-flight classes and amenities

Economy

The Economy class on Air France is known as the Voyageur class. Many include ergonomic seats, a personal telephone, and a touchscreen seatback TV with AVOD entertainment system. Snacks are served on short-haul flights, a three-course cold meal is served on medium-haul flights, and on long-haul flights there is a choice between two main courses.

Business

Long haul business class on Air France is known as Affaires. This class features lie-flat seats, a larger touchscreen TV monitor with interactive gaming and AVOD capabilities, a reading light, personal telephone and laptop power ports. The meal service in Affaires consists of a three-course meal and a cheese service, served shortly after takeoff.

First

Long haul first class on Air France flights is known as L’Espace Première. The cabin features a series of wood and leather seats which fully recline. Each seat has a larger touchscreen monitor, a privacy divider, an automassage feature, a storage drawer and noise-cancelling headphones. Meal services are a la carte and on-demand, and feature entrees from Chef Guy Martin.

Air France: Frequent Flyer program

Flying Blue is the frequent flyer program for Air France. The program allows participants to earn points on Air France flights, flights in the Star Alliance network, as well as flights with other airline partners. Different levels of membership include Ivory, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. The higher the level a member gets, the faster they earn points which can be redeemed for free flights and other rewards.