Air France is expanding its global network with a new route from Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) to Salvador (SSA), Brazil. Starting October 28, this route will operate three times a week. Passengers will enjoy a direct link between Europe and South America, serviced by the fuel-efficient Airbus A350-900. This is a significant step for Air France as it grows its presence in emerging markets.

The new Paris-Salvador route showcases Air France’s commitment to expanding internationally. Salvador, known for its rich culture and history, is an attractive destination for both tourists and business travelers. The direct connection between Europe and Brazil strengthens tourism and boosts economic ties.

As Air France continues recovering from the pandemic, its strategy targets new markets and better connectivity. By linking these two cities, the airline not only promotes tourism but also enhances trade between France and Brazil. With the Airbus A350-900, passengers can expect a quieter cabin and features that reduce jet lag, ensuring a more comfortable journey.

This new route underlines Air France’s goal of offering more direct flights while remaining competitive. The airline also focuses on sustainability by using more efficient aircraft, providing passengers with better travel options.

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