Air France 2026 summer sked: 60 weekly flights between Canada & Paris

Air France’s 2026 summer schedule, offering Canadians more ways to connect with Europe.

Out of Canada, Air France will be operating up to 60 flights per week at the peak of the summer season, representing one additional flight compared to summer 2025.

The increased capacity is made possible by the introduction of a fourth weekly frequency between Quebec City and Paris. The seasonal service from Quebec City will operate from June 18 to October 6.

Weekly flights in peak summer season include Montreal (28), Quebec (four), Toronto (14),  Ottawa (seven), Vancouver (seven).

Air France’s 2026 summer schedule, in general, will see increased capacity on long-haul routes, continued expansion of service to Asia, and a refocusing of domestic operations at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle hub.

Long-haul capacity is set to grow by two per cent in summer, driven mainly by North and South America.

Middle East flight suspensions

The airline will also extend of the suspension of flights to Tel Aviv, Beirut, Dubai, and Riyadh, and add capacity to Asia, due to strong demand in the context of the Middle East crisis, with additional flights and the use of larger aircraft to Bangkok, Singapore, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Tokyo, and Osaka.

The airline will launch a new direct route between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Las Vegas starting April 2026 and double flight frequencies to New York-Newark starting June 2026.

Continued roll-out of the new La Première suite is also underway. It’s now available on flights to and from New York-JFK, Singapore, Los Angeles and Tokyo-Haneda, and coming soon on flights to and from Abidjan and San Francisco.

Air France is also implementing a plan to restructure domestic service from Paris, with all Air France flights to Toulouse, Nice, Marseille and French overseas territories departing from Paris-Charles de Gaulle.

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