Air France will commence its daily seasonal service between Cork and Paris Charles de Gaulle on March 3, 2025 earlier than scheduled due to what the iodine says is high demand.
The service provides direct access to Paris and onward connectivity to 320 worldwide destinations through Air France, Transavia, and KLM networks.
France is the fourth-largest source market for inbound tourists to Ireland, with over 387,000 French holidaymakers visiting in 2023, boosting the tourism industry in the South of Ireland.
Air France and Cork Airport’s collaboration emphasizes their commitment to providing more travel options.
General Manager of Air France-KLM London covering Ireland, Jerome Salemi shared, “After the success of the route last year, we wanted to make the extra effort to bring it back even earlier to give the Cork local community and businesses even more options to reach Paris and the rest of the world via our hub in Charles de Gaulle. We are pleased to have worked with Cork Airport on making this possible and hope to have more opportunities such as this is the future.” Also commenting was the Head of Aviation Business Development and Communications at Cork Airport, Tara Finn who added, “Next spring, Air France will commence its daily service to Paris Charles de Gaulle at the beginning of March – four weeks earlier than planned. I’d like to thank Air France for this vote of confidence in Cork Airport and I’m confident that the direct services to Paris, along with the vast range of onward connections, will ensure the route performs well next summer.”
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