PARIS- European carriers Air France (AF) and KLM (KL) announced on Tuesday (November 5, 2024) an increase in their India flight operations, boosting their weekly flights to 50 from the previous 39 during the summer schedule.
The 11 additional flights will serve Delhi (DEL), Mumbai (BOM), and Bengaluru (BLR), enhancing connectivity to and from India, according to the airlines’ statement.
Air France KLM India Flights
The expanded schedule will feature the airlines’ latest fleet, including models such as the Airbus A350, Boeing 777, and Boeing 787 Dreamliner, for increased comfort and efficiency on these routes.
Starting October 30, Air France and KLM will operate up to 50 flights per week to Amsterdam and Paris (Charles de Gaulle Airport) from their three Indian gateways: Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai.
As part of this schedule increase, Air France will add a second weekly flight between Paris and Delhi, operating three times a week alongside its existing thrice-weekly service, further enhancing travel options for passengers.
Air France has increased its weekly flights on the Mumbai-Paris route from three to six between December 10 and February 17.
Executive Remarks
“India is a crucial market for Air France-KLM. This expansion underscores our commitment to Indian customers. By enhancing frequency and connectivity, we aim to provide greater flexibility and choice, especially during the peak winter season,” said Claude Sarre, Country Manager for Air France-KLM in the Indian Sub-Continent.
KLM has also raised its weekly flights on the Bengaluru-Amsterdam route from four to six, as per the updated schedule.
The Mumbai-Amsterdam route will add a second flight, operating three times a week from January 14, 2025, through March, supplementing KLM’s existing three weekly flights on this route.
With dual hubs in Amsterdam and Paris, Charles de Gaulle, Air France-KLM enables travelers from India to access over 300 global destinations, ensuring extensive travel options and smooth connectivity, according to the statement.
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