Air France officially opened the 1st December a new chapter in its long history with the launch of Joon. The new airline is starting operations from Paris CDG, with flights to Barcelona, Berlin, Lisbon and Porto. Joon's managers have also specified the next destinations covered by the carrier, with a particularly busy schedule of flights to Paris-CDG airport. Rome. From 25 March, Joon will be operating no fewer than 49 flights a week to the Eternal City. Joon will also serve Naples with 14 weekly flights, Oslo (18 flights), Istanbul (7 flights). The Joon programme also targets Cairowhich will be linked to Paris CDG with 7 flights a week, Cape Town (3 flights a week) and Tehran (3 flights).
These new destinations - to which we must add Fortaleza and Mahé - bring the airline's summer schedule to thirteen airports. In all, no fewer than 228 flights will be operated every week from Paris-CDG in Airbus A320 (174 seats) and A321 (212 seats). The aircraft will be equipped with a Business and an Economy class, in which the services offered will be in line with the latest trends. A selection of organic products will be on offer, as well as a YouJoon" free streaming serviceaccessible on passengers' smartphones, tablets or computers. " Joon is Air France's new generation of travel ", promise those in charge of a " designed to meet the expectations of new generations of travellers ".
These travellers will be spoilt for choice, faced with an ultra-competitive offer. France is launching Joon in an increasingly busy market. LevelIAG's new low-cost airline, will join Norwegian in Paris on the long-haul low-cost market from this summer. Willie Walsh, CEO of IAGIn fact, on 28 November, the airline's CEO made a point of coming to Paris to announce the Paris launch, just a few days before Joon was due to take off. The stage is set...
