Air France Unveils Sunny Salvador Route
Get ready, globetrotters—Air France is rolling out the red, white, and blue carpet all the way to Brazil’s vibrant northeastern gem, Salvador! Starting October 28, 2024, you can fly straight from Paris to Salvador's sizzling coastline. With three weekly flights (on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays), this cultural mecca will soon be just an Airbus A350-900 away from your next adventure.
Salvador, Bahia’s capital, is like the beating heart of Brazil’s Afro-Brazilian soul. Think colourful festivals, jaw-dropping architecture, and beaches that’ll make you want to trade your snow boots for flip-flops forever. So whether you’re chasing samba rhythms or just a really good tan, this new route is about to make your winter much sunnier.
Highlights Air France Unveils Sunny Salvador Route:
- New Route Alert: Paris to Salvador (three times a week: Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays)
- Launch Date: October 28, 2024
- Aircraft: The sleek, modern Airbus A350-900 (read: fancy!)
- Salvador Vibes: A UNESCO World Heritage city known for Afro-Brazilian culture, colonial architecture, and stunning beaches
- Bonus Fun: Air France is also ramping up flights to Fortaleza and adding even more Brazilian connections!
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Why You Should Care:
- Air France Loves Brazil: Salvador will be the fifth Brazilian city in Air France’s growing network, joining São Paulo, Rio, Fortaleza, and Belém. It's like collecting travel Pokémon, but with more caipirinhas.
- Fortaleza is Heating Up: More flights! Starting winter 2024, Air France is upping service to Fortaleza from three to five weekly flights. That’s two extra chances to escape the cold!
- Fly with Flair: The Airbus A350-900 is bringing style to the sky, with business class, premium economy, and regular economy—because we all deserve to travel in comfort.
- Codeshare Magic with GOL: Thanks to Air France’s partnership with GOL, you can connect to over 40 domestic destinations across Brazil once you land. Yes, even the remote ones you can’t pronounce!
Why Salvador?
Salvador isn't only another city on a map. An endless carnival in the streets, every building is a history book and the sea. Also it is the third largest city in Brazil so there is always a museum or a festival or some excellent moqueca (please believe me, you should order this dish). And best of all, now it’s just a flight from Paris!
So, pack your bags, practice your samba, and get ready to fly direct to Salvador this fall. Air France is making sure your 2024 gets a lot more cultural flair—and a lot less grey skies!