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Air France offers nonstop flights from Dallas to Paris

Air France is now offering the nonstop flights from Dallas to Paris. The airline is offering five flights a week from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to Paris Charles de Gaulle.

Air France to launch 8 new routes from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport starting this summer!

Air France has announced launching of 8 new routes starting this summer. In the upcoming peak summer season, in July and August, the airline will operate new flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport to Heraklion (Crete, Greece), Olbia (Sardinia, Italy), Palermo (Sicily, Italy), and Split (Croatia). These new flights will start from July 2019 until 1 September 2019. Moreover, Air France is extending the frequency of its flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport to Bari, Cagliari, Dubrovnik, and Ibiza starting April 2019 until 26 October 2019. These four flights will be served every weekend during the 2019 summer season.

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Layover: When booking long haul flights, flyers can make Air France reservations with a longer layover to secure a cheaper plane ticket.

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Alternate Airports: Many destinations such as Paris, London, and Berlin have multiple airports in close vicinity. It is often the case that flight prices vary for different airports. Compare airfares when booking your tickets online to ensure you get the best price.

A brief about Air France

Air France operates in four different class configurations - La Premiere/First, Business, Premium Economy, and Economy.

Classes of Service

• Travelers in Economy Class can download films and TV series with video on demand.
• Those traveling on longer flights are offered a hot meal, while those on short flights are offered a snack depending on the time of the day.

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• Premium Economy travelers get a baggage allowance of 2 baggage items of 50 lb each at zero extra charge. Another 50 lb is available for the Flying Blue Silver, Gold or Platinum, or SkyTeam Elite/Elite Plus members.
• This class offers 40% more space than the Economy cabin.
• Each seat features a 10.4 inch interactive video screen, a noise-reducing hi-fi headset and an electronic PC outlet.
• The airline offers its gourmet menu that is crafted by Servair chefs, which includes quality wines and champagnes at no extra charge. Throughout the flight, travelers are also served hot and cold beverages and alcoholic beverages at no extra charge.

• Business Class features plush seats with 6.5 feet long beds.
• Every seat has a hypoallergenic feather pillow and a soft duvet, plus a ‘Comfort and Well-Being’ kit by Clarins skin treatment.
• The travelers can keep themselves occupied with over 500 hours of entertainment available on demand.

La Premiere/First

• This class has upright seats that turn into beds and have memory foam mattresses.
• La Premiere offers 1000 hours of entertainment through an intuitive touch-screen interface.
• Travelers can choose from a list of wines and menu items selected by Chef Alain Ducasse, plus they would get a famous French delicacy made of fish, also known as Aquitaine Sturia Caviar.
• For flights departing from Paris, the La Preimere passengers would be offered other culinary delights made by renowned chefs.

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