Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Air France have announced the launch of a new nonstop route connecting Central Florida to Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG), starting May 21, 2025 (subject to government approval).
This service marks Air France’s return to MCO, offering a seamless travel experience for Central Floridians and international visitors alike. Air France’s new flagship aircraft, Airbus A350-900, will operate the route on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and provide customers a choice of three cabins: Business, Premium, and Economy.
“Our partnership with Air France reinforces MCO’s dedication to expanding global connectivity and creating value for our community,” said Kevin J. Thibault, CEO, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, which operates Orlando International.
“This new route highlights our commitment to strengthening connections between North America and France,” said Boaz Hulsman, vice president of commercial, North America at Air France-KLM. “We look forward to providing passengers from Florida a seamless, direct journey to Paris, or beyond, where they can enjoy the French elegance and award-winning service that Air France is known for.”
This connection between the City of Light and The City Beautiful grants access to Air France’s extensive global network, reaching over 170 destinations, and provides seamless travel options through SkyTeam Alliance partners such as Delta Air Lines, and Aeromexico.
The return of this route is historic, marking Air France’s reestablishment at Orlando International Airport following its service which stopped in 2012. The support of its partners, Visit Orlando, Experience Kissimmee, and Orlando Economic Partnership, was pivotal in bringing back this service.
Orlando will now become Air France's 18th U.S. destination, joining a network that includes cities from New York to Seattle. For full details on the flight schedule, days of operation, and fare information, visit airfrance.com.
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