Air France unveils winter 2026-2027 plans with up to 725 daily flights to 170 destinations, expanding services in key regions and upgrading in-flight amenities.
Air France expands winter flight network
Air France has announced plans for up to 725 daily flights to around 170 destinations in 78 countries during the winter season of 2026-2027. The airline will increase its flight capacity to North America, South America, Asia, and the Iberian Peninsula between November and April, as part of its winter travel program.Flight capacity increases by region
North America will see a 6% increase in flight capacity compared to the previous winter, followed by the Iberian Peninsula (+5%), South America (+3%), and Asia (+2%). These increases refer to the number of available flights, not the actual number of passengers that will be transported.New destinations in North America
Air France will serve 23 destinations in North America this winter, including expanded services to Las Vegas, Orlando, and Boston. The North American network will include major cities such as New York (JFK and Newark), Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, Washington, Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver, along with continued service to Mexico and Cancun.South America sees targeted growth
In South America, a 3% increase in flight capacity will particularly benefit Brazil. The Paris-Rio de Janeiro route will have two daily flights starting December 21, 2026. Fortaleza will be served daily during peak season, and additional flights will be added to Salvador de Bahia and Santiago, Chile.Asia focus on Thailand and the Maldives
In Asia, where flight capacity will increase by 2%, Air France highlights Thailand. The Paris-Charles de Gaulle to Phuket route will increase from three to five flights per week, and the airline will add two weekly flights to the Maldives until early March 2027.Iberian Peninsula and UK connections
Air France will increase its flight capacity to Spain and Portugal by 5% for the Iberian Peninsula. Porto will be served with two daily flights, and one flight per week will be offered to Tenerife South in the Canary Islands. In the UK, the Paris-Charles de Gaulle to London-Gatwick route will continue with two daily flights, complementing the six daily flights to London-Heathrow.New cabin and improved connectivity
Air France will continue installing its new La Première cabin, an ultra-premium class, on up to 25 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft this winter. This service will be available on routes to Boston, Miami, Houston, and New York-Newark.Free high-speed wifi rollout
The airline will continue deploying free high-speed wifi across its fleet, using the Starlink satellite network. As of now, 70% of Air France’s fleet has this feature, and the airline expects to reach 80% coverage by the end of 2026, with full coverage planned for early 2027.
