MANILA — Air France is resuming nonstop Manila-Paris flights starting October 19.
In a Facebook post, the New NAIA Infra Corp. said the schedule is as follows:
The airport operator said the flights will fly three times weekly on Airbus A350-900 planes. The flights can carry more than 300 passengers, with 34 of them in business class and 24 in premium economy.
The flights will leave from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 and arrive directly at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.
NAIA said this makes travel from the Philippines to Europe more convenient while providing another nonstop link to Europe ahead of the holiday season.
Air France began direct flights between Manila and Paris in December 2024. It then paused the service in May this year.
The route is a nonstop flight from the Philippines to Europe, with other flights from Manila to European capitals making at least one stop in major hubs like Singapore or the Gulf states.
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