Transports : Air France quitte Orly, sauf pour les liaisons avec la Corse

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Air France is ceasing most operations at Orly Airport near Paris, effective Sunday, and consolidating flights at Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle Airport. The only remaining Air France flights at Orly will be those to Corsica. Flights to Marseille, Toulouse, and Nice from Orly will now be operated by Transavia, Air France's low-cost subsidiary. This decision, announced in October 2023, is due to Air France's unprofitable routes from Orly, exacerbated by a 40% decrease in passenger numbers between 2019 and 2023. By moving to Charles-de-Gaulle, Air France aims to attract business travelers and passengers connecting to international flights, while Transavia will offer lower fares at Orly.
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AI-ExtractedTraffic on its flights from Orly to Marseille, Toulouse and Nice decreased by 40% between 2019 and 2023.
Air France will now offer twelve flights per day to Toulouse and Nice from Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle.
Air France slots dedicated to Marseille, Toulouse and Nice are taken over by Transavia.
Air France is leaving Orly airport, except for flights to Corsica.
Air France's connections were loss-making even before the Covid-19 health crisis.
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