Air France and Cyprus Airways have signed a codeshare agreement on flights between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Larnaca, expanding travel options between France and Cyprus.
Effective 7 July 2026, Air France has placed its flight code on Cyprus Airways-operated services between Paris and Larnaca. The route will operate up to six times per week during the summer peak season, with the airlines aiming to provide year-round connectivity.
The partnership will allow passengers to connect seamlessly via Air France’s hub at Paris Charles de Gaulle to its extensive long-haul network. Flights on the route will be operated by Cyprus Airways’ Airbus A220, featuring both Business and Economy Class cabins.
In addition to the codeshare, the airlines have agreed to an interline partnership covering Cyprus Airways flights between Larnaca and Athens and Larnaca and Milan Malpensa, as well as Air France services between Paris and Athens and Paris and Milan. The arrangement will offer passengers additional one-stop travel options between Paris and Larnaca via Greece or Italy.
The new services will be available through Air France’s sales channels, subject to the necessary regulatory approvals and system implementation.
This post was published on 22 July 2026 21:05
Romanian carrier seeks protection from creditors as total liabilities reach €25.4 million; flight operations face…
Jetstar and Qantas have banned an Australian social media personality from flying with their airlines…
The Flemish Government has invoked a conflict of interest against the proposed changes to flight…
Brussels Airport will add eight manual border-control positions for arriving passengers by the end of…
Typhoon Champi has disrupted air travel across Taiwan, forcing the cancellation of more than 600…
Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is experiencing major queues at security screening after new requirements introduced by…