#AirFrance to add more flights on #Paris to #Nairobi route

Published: 8:22 AM UTC, Mon March 11, 2019

Come April does Air France intend to increase their present flights between Paris and Nairobi from three to five a week, has the airline’s management confirmed over the weekend.

Using a Boeing B787 on the route, configured in a three class layout of Business, Premium Economy and Economy classes, is the airline seeking to cash in on growing demand for travel to Kenya.
Flights, as is done presently, are expected to be operated under a code share agreement with Kenya Airways, which also serves the Paris route.

Source: Prof Wolfgang Thome-ATC News

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