Air France Expands Flights to Sao Paulo

 Air France Expands Flights to Sao Paulo

 

Air France has expanded its operations between São Paulo and Paris, with the inclusion of a second flight on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. With these news, the company, which already has a daily service in the capital of São Paulo, now has ten weekly frequencies, close to the pre-pandemic level.

 

“The expansion of the offer of Air France flights in São Paulo follows the gradual growth in demand and our attentive look at the opportunities that the local market offers. Naturally, we will be able to transport even more people to France and Europe traveling for leisure or business, with new options for convenient timetables for those arriving in Paris and for those connecting to other destinations”, highlights Manuel. Flahault, managing director of the Air France-KLM Group in South America.

 

The aircraft chosen for the new flights was the Boeing 777-200ER, with capacity for about 300 passengers. With the addition of this frequency and with this aircraft, the French airline goes from the current offer of 2,200 weekly seats in the capital of São Paulo to 3,200. As with the daily flight currently available in São Paulo, customers will also be received in three classes of service in the new operation: Business, Premium Economy and Economy.

 

In addition to the current offer, whose flight departs from Paris at night and departs from São Paulo in the afternoon, the new connections will depart the French capital in the morning and leave Brazil at night.

 

KLM in Sao Paulo

 

In addition to Air France operations, KLM has a daily flight in São Paulo, already at pre-pandemic levels. The Dutch airline operates direct connections to Amsterdam with the 408-seat Boeing 777-300ER, which allows the weekly transport of almost 3,000 passengers a week from Brazil to the Netherlands.

 

Check out the full details of Air France operation in the capital of São Paulo below:

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