Air France and SNCF Voyageurs have extended their long-standing “Train + Air” partnership to include OUIGO trains, broadening access to combined air-rail journeys under a single booking. Since 16 October 2025, customers can now integrate OUIGO services alongside TGV INOUI when travelling to or from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Initially, the expanded offer covers rail links between Paris-CDG and Aix-en-Provence TGV, Avignon TGV, and Marseille-Saint-Charles, with a gradual rollout planned across all 70 OUIGO destinations in France. By September 2026, the scheme will connect 27 French train stations to Paris-CDG.
The “Train + Air” product allows passengers to book their entire journey digitally in one reservation, with the added assurance of automatic rebooking on the next available train or flight at no extra cost in case of disruption. Online check-in is available via airfrance.com, aligning the rail segment seamlessly with the air journey.
The extension to OUIGO reinforces both partners’ commitment to intermodality and low-carbon mobility. For Air France, it supports its decarbonisation strategy by encouraging rail as an alternative to short-haul feeder flights, while SNCF Voyageurs enhances accessibility through a wider, competitively priced rail network.
In parallel, Flying Blue members can continue to convert Miles into SNCF Voyageurs vouchers (€25 to €100), a benefit introduced in February 2025 that has quickly become the most popular non-air redemption option within the loyalty programme.