As soon as we find the best price for a Air France flight, we immediately publish it on this page Flights by Air France at Paris Orly Airport.For example, you can currently get flights with Air France from Paris to Figari from €195 including all taxes for a return trip departing on 14/11/2026 and returning on 21/11/2026.You can also take advantage of a cheap flight with the airline Air France from Paris and fly to Calvi from €196 including all taxes for a return trip.All the Air France flight deals are at the bottom of this page. Please check back regularly, as they are updated several times a day.
Air France operates direct and scheduled flights to 4 destinations in 1 countries from Paris Orly Airport.Ajaccio is the number one destination for the airline Air France in terms of weekly flights departing from Paris Orly, with an average of 31 flights operated per week using Airbus A320 aircraft.Air France also has several scheduled flights to Calvi, Bastia, Figari...The flight schedule Air France at Paris Orly is regularly updated. The last update was made on 30/10/2026. The flight schedule and timetable for Air France at Paris Orly are provided for guidance only and may change at any time. The best way to check flight availability in real time for Air France departing from Paris is to run a search using our booking engine.
The Air France sales office at Orly is located at Terminal 3. It is open from 6am to 8pm
Travellers can wait in the Air France lounge, located in Orly 3, on the 1st floor, after the security check.
The Air France check-in and baggage drop-off area at Paris Orly Airport is located at Orly 3 on level 1. For the boarding gate number, see the terminal flight information display.
1 cabin suitcase weighing 12kg and measuring 55x35x25cm
1 small piece of cabin baggage measuring 40x30x15 cm to place under the seat in front of you on the plane.
23 kg in Economy Class and 32 kg in Business or First Class.
If you have oversized or special baggage, or are travelling with a respiratory device, please contact the airline directly.
Online check-in on Air France’s website is open 24h before the flight.
Airport check-in is free.
The Air France check-in and baggage drop-off counter opens 3h before the flight's departure time.
You may bring your dog or cat provided it travels in a travel bag no larger than 50x40x20cm and the animal does not exceed 8kg (animal + bag). If the combined weight exceeds this limit, the animal will travel in the hold. The booking must be made no later than 48 hours before the flight departure. The animal must have a valid identity document, be tattooed or fitted with an electronic microchip, and have an up-to-date vaccination and health certificate.
Learn more about Pet travel requirements.
Air France is expanding its winter 2026-2027 schedule to up to 725 flights a day serving nearly 170 destinations. The airline is focusing particularly on North America, South America, Asia and the Iberian Peninsula.
Air France tested a new method on 130 flights between February and April 2026. The airline modified some routes over the North Atlantic to limit persistent contrails, without affecting safety or punctuality.
Air France will launch a new direct Air connection between Pointe-à-Pitre and Panama City in December, giving Guadeloupe an additional link to Central America and expanding travel options from the French West Indies.
Air France is strengthening its premium positioning. The airline is introducing new culinary experiences on the ground and in its lounges to extend the travel experience even before takeoff.
| Departure | Destination | Departure date | Return on | Airline | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | Figari | 11/14/26 | 11/21/26 | | 195 € |
| Paris | Calvi | 11/21/26 | 12/6/26 | | 197 € |
Air France launched the air connection between Paris Orly and Pointe-à-Pitre in 1947. This flight connected metropolitan France to Guadeloupe, marking a key milestone in French aviation history. Over the decades, the airline has modernised its fleet and increased flight frequencies. In the 1950s, propeller-driven planes were replaced by jets, significantly reducing travel time. Today, Air France offers multiple weekly flights between Paris Orly and Pointe-à-Pitre, transporting thousands of passengers annually. This route is crucial for tourism and economic exchanges between France and the Antilles.
