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Air France reinforces its flight schedule to the French Caribbean

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For the winter 2015-16 season, Air France will be increasing its offer of flights to Fort de France (Martinique) and Pointe à Pitre (Guadeloupe) on departure from Paris-Orly.

From 11 January to 27 March 2016, Air France will be increasing capacity by 15% between Paris-Orly and Fort de France and will be offering up to 13 weekly flights. All flights will be operated by Boeing 777-300 with a capacity of 468 seats (14 in the Business cabin, 32 in Premium Economy and 422 in Economy), except for the Thursday flight, operated by a B777-200 with a capacity of 309 seats (35 seats in the Business cabin, 24 in Premium Economy and 250 in Economy).
Over the same period, Air France will be increasing capacity by 8% between Paris-Orly and Pointe a Pitre and will operate two daily flights, operated by Boeing 777-300 with a capacity of 468 seats (14 in the Business cabin, 32 in Premium Economy and 422 in Economy).
These capacity increases meet the high demand for travel during the peak tourist season to the French Caribbean.

FLIGHT SCHEDULES (IN LOCAL TIME)

To Martinique

– On departure from Paris-Orly
AF842: leaves every day at 13:20, arrives at Martinique-Aimé Césaire at 17:05
AF848: leaves every day except Wednesday at 16:00, arrives at Martinique-Aimé Césaire at 19:50

– On departure from Fort de France-Martinique-Aimé Césaire
AF841: leaves every day at 19:30, arrives at Paris-Orly at 8:30 the following day
AF847: leaves every day except Wednesday at 22:10, arrives at Paris-Orly at 11:10 the following day

To Guadeloupe

– On departure from Paris-Orly
AF792: leaves every day at 11:55, arrives at Pointe à Pitre-Pôle Caraïbes at 15:40
AF766: leaves every day at 15:00, arrives at Pointe à Pitre-Pôle Caraïbes at 18:50

– On departure from Pointe à Pitre-Pôle Caraïbes
AF793: leaves every day at 18:10, arrives at Paris-Orly at 7:05 the following day
AF797: leaves every day at 21:10, arrives at Paris-Orly at 10:10 the following day

Tuesday 9 June 2015

This post was published on 9 June 2015 14:19

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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