If you’ve ever daydreamed about hopping from Space Mountain to the Eiffel Tower in one trip, your passport just got a little more powerful. Starting May 21, 2025, Air France is launching a brand-new direct route between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Orlando International Airport—and it’s just in time for summer vacations.
Flight Details:
- Route: Paris (CDG) → Orlando (MCO) and back
- Aircraft: Airbus A350-900
- Cabin Layout: 34 Business, 24 Premium Economy, 266 Economy
- Frequency: 4 flights per week
- Days of Operation: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Flight Schedule (local time):
- AF096: Departs Paris at 5:05 PM → Arrives in Orlando at 8:45 PM
- AF097: Departs Orlando at 11:00 PM → Arrives in Paris at 1:30 PM (next day)
Note: The schedule is pending final government approval.
A Big Milestone for Air France
This new route marks Air France’s 18th U.S. destination and its 25th in North America, joining the likes of New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Toronto, Cancun, and more. Orlando’s addition to the lineup signals just how international the city has become—and how in-demand that Florida sunshine really is.
Why Orlando?
Orlando is so much more than just theme parks (though, let’s be honest, we love those too). With its mild year-round climate, world-famous attractions like Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld, the city draws tens of millions of visitors annually.
But don’t stop at roller coasters—Orlando also boasts:
- A growing arts scene
- Top-tier museums and galleries
- Proximity to the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral
- A vibrant mix of international cuisine and culture
Whether you’re strolling through Winter Park’s art district or watching a rocket launch on the coast, there’s plenty to explore beyond the parks.
Ready to Book?
Details on pricing, available seats, and flight packages are live at airfrance.com. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect excuse to plan a Parisian getaway or a sun-soaked escape to Florida, this might just be your sign.
Bienvenue à Orlando, Air France!
Or should we say… Welcome to the sunshine, Paris.
