The Air France flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Tel Aviv to resume on 25 JanuaryUnless, of course, the lull promised by the ceasefire is disrupted between now and then. The French carrier will operate 5 flights a week for this resumption of operations. But the programme should gradually reach its full capacity. daily frequency usual. The Paris-Tel Aviv flights will be operated by Airbus A350-900.
Transavia will follow in the footsteps of its parent company three days later with a Boeing 737-800. The low-cost subsidiary will connect Paris Orly to Tel Aviv three times a week from 28 January. Here too, the plan is to ramp up to seven weekly flights.
As for the Lebanonthe resumption of flights Paris-Beirut is currently under review at Air France. The company assures " to do its utmost to resume services between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Beirut. The lifting of the ban on flights to Lebanon as part of the stabilisation of the situation on the ground means that this resumption can be expected in the coming weeks. "it says.
