Cyprus Airways and Air France have signed a codeshare agreement covering flights between Larnaca and Paris Charles de Gaulle, offering up to six weekly services during the summer season.
The agreement came into effect on 7 July, with flight numbers of both airlines now appearing on Cyprus Airways-operated flights between Larnaca and the French capital, the carriers said in a joint announcement.
The partnership is aimed at enhancing connectivity through Air France’s global network, allowing passengers travelling via Paris to access a wider range of onward destinations throughout the year.
In addition to the codeshare arrangement, the two airlines have signed an interline agreement covering Cyprus Airways-operated flights between Larnaca and Milan Malpensa, as well as between Larnaca and Athens.
The interline deal also applies to Air France-operated flights between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Milan Malpensa, and between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Athens.
The agreements are expected to provide passengers with improved travel options and more seamless connections across the combined networks of the two carriers.
Source: CNA
