Air France announces nonstop flights between Paris and Manila starting in December
Air France announced Tuesday that it will connect Paris-Charles de Gaulle to Manila (Philippines) from December 7, 2024.
The route will operate 3 flights per week (Monday, Wednesday and Saturday) in Airbus A350-900 aircraft with capacity for 324 passengers: 34 in Business Class, 24 in Premium and 266 in Economy.
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In addition to Manila, Air France will also serve the following Asian destinations this winter: Tokyo Haneda (up to 15 flights a week), Osaka (up to 3 flights a week), Beijing (up to 7 flights a week), Shanghai (up to 7 flights a week), Hong Kong (up to 7 flights a week), Seoul (up to 7 flights a week), Bangkok (up to 13 flights a week), Singapore (up to 10 flights a week), and Ho Chi Minh City (3 flights a week).
The introduction of Manila marks Air France’s 5th new route for the winter 2024-2025 season. During this period, the airline will inaugurate new routes to Salvador de Bahia (Brazil, 3 flights a week from October 28, 2024), Kilimanjaro (Tanzania, 3 flights a week from November 18, as an extension from Zanzibar), Malé (Maldives, up to 2 flights a week from December 20) and Kiruna (Sweden, 1 flight a week from December 21).
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