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French airport map

The map shows all French airports and Franco-Swiss airports with scheduled flights from the UK and/or Ireland, and USA and Canada in recent times. Most have services scheduled for 2026.
The information (2026) means that the airline has confirmed for 2026.
While most routes are confirmed by the start of the year, extra seasonal summer routes may be announced up to April.
Red dots : major airports served by multiple airlines providing scheduled international services  throughout the year.
Blue dots :  airports with seasonal flights to the UK, or in some cases a limited year-round service to one or two destinations only, essentially with low-cost carriers.

General flight information.

Airlines update their routes at different moments, and sometimes at short notice. New routes appear, usually announced, old routes are withdrawn, frequently unannounced. The lists below take account of the information provided by airlines and are generally correct for the year indicated...
With the exception of France's major airports - Paris, Bordeaux, Toulouse and Nice, the majority of flights listed in the tables below operate for a limited season, or in some cases all year round but with maybe just one or two services per week. For details, consult the airline's own website.
  From North America, the airline serving the most destinations in France with direct flights is Canada's Air Transat, with direct flights from Montreal and some from Toronto, with connecting flights from many Canadian and US airports

Flights to PARIS

Some routes listed below may be seasonal. There are two commercial airports in Paris - Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY). Paris - Charles de Gaulle airport is the main international airport, served by Air France, major world airlines and many smaller airlines too. There are plenty of European and French domestic flights to/from CDG too. Paris Orly is mainly used for domestic flights, flights to North Africa and a limited number of European destinations . For more details on terminals and access, see Paris airports information.
  In addition to CDG and ORY, there are two other airports that Ryanair calls "Paris" – Beauvais and Vatry. Beauvais is used by east European low-cost companies too, and there are plenty of flights – enough to justify a regular bus service from Beauvais Airport to Paris, Porte Maillot, journey time is 1h 15 minutes... as long as there are no holdups. Paris Vatry, which is actually near Reims, is not used for UK flights.

Paris Airport	Carrier	Direct Flights to / from
Paris Charles de Gaulle (See also below for low-cost carriers from CDG) Paris city guide	British Airways Air France from UK Air France  from USA	London Heathrow Numerous airports  JFK,  Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago Toronto, Montreal, Houston, Los Angeles , Seattle, San Francisco
	Easyjet Jet 2 Aer Lingus	Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow,  Luton, London Gatwick,  London Southend, Manchester,  Leeds-Bradford  Dublin,
	Air Transat American Airlines Continental Delta Air Canada	Multiple routes
Paris Orly	Air France French bee Easyjet	London Gatwick, London City,  Bristol, Manchester, Southampton
Paris Beauvais	Ryanair	Belffast, Dublin, Edinburgh, Leeds-Bradford,  Liverpool, Manchester,

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