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Air France will fly nonstop between San Diego and Paris starting May 3, 2027
The three-times-weekly Airbus A350 service to Charles de Gaulle will be San Diego International Airport's 90th nonstop destination and its fourth in Europe.
Air France will start nonstop flights between San Diego International Airport and Paris-Charles de Gaulle on Monday, May 3, 2027, the airport announced Thursday, Oct. 8. The route will run three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, using an Airbus A350.
Paris becomes the airport's 90th nonstop destination and its fourth in Europe, after Amsterdam, London and Munich, according to the airport and Times of San Diego. The airport said demand for travel between San Diego and Paris is up 14% from 2025.
Airport Authority CEO Atif Saeed and Mayor Todd Gloria both welcomed the route in the announcement. Air France has flown between the two cities on a limited basis before; this is planned as regular scheduled service. Flight times and the ticket on-sale date were not included in the announcement.
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