Air France will resume its seasonal service between Paris and Cape Town. Three weekly flights will be introduced from the 7th of October. An additional flight is also scheduled to be added from November – right on time for the holiday peak season.
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The Boeing Dreamliner 787-900 flights are set to operate on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. This is in addition to Air France’s existing daily flights between Paris and Johannesburg.
As reported by Tourism Update, the airline shared in a press statement that the flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Cape Town International Airport were launched to cater to the strong demand from business and leisure travellers.
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‘We are thrilled to bring back our seasonal Paris-Cape Town service, providing South African travellers with more flexibility and convenience, especially as the holiday season approaches,’ said Wilson Tauro, Country Manager: Southern Africa at Air France-KLM.
Tauro further added that the direct connection between Cape Town and Paris enhances travel opportunities and strengthens bonds between the two countries. This allows travellers to explore and enjoy the best of what both countries have to offer.
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