Air France is aiming to reach 50% of the
flight schedule initially planned at the end of September and 60%
at the end of October, subject to the lifting of travel
restrictions.
Air France plans to serve close to 170
destinations at the end of summer 2020, 85% of its usual network.
On departure from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport,
domestic network activity will reach almost full capacity. The
number of medium and long haul routes will continue to increase as
will the number of frequencies to the vast majority of
destinations.
From Paris-Orly, Air France will operate
additional destinations as of the end of August 2020.
Domestic inter-regional routes will also increase.
The flight schedule will be operated by 163 of the
212 aircraft in the Air France fleet.
In Asia, the airline plans to operate flights to:
Bangalore, Bangkok, Bombay (Mumbai), Delhi, Hong Kong, Osaka,
Seoul, Singapore, Tokyo, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh (Saigon).
Before buying a ticket, passengers should check
they have whatever insurance they need, and also verify very
carefully with the relevant authorities for all the latest
required regulations of not only their final destination, but also
the airport they will fly from, return to, and any they may need
to transit in.
For example, Air France may be hoping to fly
to Bangkok soon, but the Thai government has not yet announced
whether it will lift the ban on incoming commercial passenger
flights in August, or not.
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