Air France Expands Winter 2025–26 Schedule : New Destinations, Fancy Suites, and Wi-Fi That Actually Works
Air France clearly didn’t get the memo that winter is for hibernating — because the airline is going full throttle this season. With shiny new routes to Phuket and Punta Cana, a bump in long-haul capacity, and a first-class suite so luxurious it should come with its own butler, Air France is ready to make your winter travels très chic.
Tropical Escapes, Parisian Style
If you’re dreaming of swapping snow boots for flip-flops, Air France has heard your cry for help. Starting 27 November 2025, you can fly Paris–Phuket up to three times a week — perfect for anyone whose idea of “winter sports” involves ordering cocktails by the pool.
Then, from 13th January to 28th March 2026, say bonjour to Paris - Punta Cana, with three weekly flights whisking you straight to the Dominican Republic’s sun-drenched beaches. Both routes will be operated by the elegant Boeing 777-300ER, because if you’re escaping to paradise, you might as well do it in style.
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Around the World in a French Accent
The rest of Air France’s network is also getting a glow-up. The airline will operate nearly 800 daily flights across 170 destinations in 73 countries — which is basically everywhere you’ve ever wanted to go.
In North America, Orlando gets five weekly A350-900 flights (bonjour, Mickey!), while Cancún and Papeete are now daily. South America is turning up the samba with 12 weekly flights to Rio, and Africa and the Indian Ocean are seeing more love too — think daily to Cape Town and five weekly to Zanzibar and Mauritius.
Asia and the Middle East aren’t left out either: Bangkok goes twice daily, Dubai gets a whopping 16 weekly flights, and Riyadh gets a triple weekly nod.
La Première, but Make It Extra
Let’s talk about the showstopper — Air France’s new La Première suite. This isn’t just first class; it’s “don’t talk to me, I live here now” class. The suite spans five windows (because apparently two just isn’t enough) and is rolling out on flights to New York, Singapore, and Los Angeles, with Miami joining in December 2025 and Tokyo–Haneda in March 2026.
At LAX, there’s even a dedicated La Première check-in and lounge, so you can sip Champagne while pretending to answer urgent work emails.
Wi-Fi, Waffles, and Wings
Oh, and the cherry on top? Air France is rolling out high-speed Wi-Fi across its entire fleet — 30% by the end of 2025, and full coverage by 2026. Finally, you can post your mid-air croissant pics in real time.
Add in 630 daily short- and medium-haul flights to 90 destinations (hello, Toulouse and Milan), plus Transavia France’s 109 destinations for those on a budget, and it’s clear — Air France’s winter isn’t cold. It’s cool.
