Air France (AF)
France
Air France (AF) is a full-service network airline based in France, hubbed at CDG (SkyTeam) — what to know before you fly.
Country
France
Alliance
SkyTeam
Hub airports
CDG
Air France (AF/AFR) is a full-service network airline based in France, founded in 1933. It operates from its hub at CDG, where much of its connecting network is built.
It is a member of SkyTeam, one of the major global airline alliances, so its frequent-flyer program and network connect with other SkyTeam carriers — useful when you need a through-ticket or want to earn and use miles across partner airlines.
As a full-service carrier, its fares generally bundle more into the base ticket than a budget airline, but the exact baggage allowance, seat selection and change rules still depend on the fare type you pick, so confirm the conditions of your specific fare before you pay.
When flying Air France, book under the airline code AF, check the carrier's current baggage, check-in and travel-document rules on its own website, and allow enough time at CDG if you are connecting.
Routes flown by Air France
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