Cyprus Airways and Air France have announced a new codeshare agreement covering flights between Larnaca Airport (LCA) and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), offering up to six flights per week during the summer season.
The agreement has been in effect since 7 July 2026, with both Air France and Cyprus Airways flight codes now appearing on services operated by Cyprus Airways.
Passengers gain access to wider network
According to the announcement, the partnership aims to provide passengers with access to Air France’s wider international network through connections to and from Paris Charles de Gaulle throughout the year.
Cyprus Airways Chief Executive Officer Thanos Paschalis said the cooperation represents an important step forward for the airline and reflects growing confidence in its network and services.
“The agreement strengthens Cyprus’ connectivity with one of Europe’s largest aviation hubs, offering our passengers seamless access to destinations around the world while making Cyprus even more accessible for international visitors,” he said.
Air France expands Cyprus connectivity
Noud Duyzings, Senior Vice President of The Netherlands and International Markets at Air France-KLM, said the agreement further strengthens connectivity between France and Cyprus.
He said passengers would benefit from an expanded schedule between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Larnaca, with up to six weekly flights during the summer season, as well as connections through Air France’s Paris hub.
Duyzings added that the cooperation reflects the airline’s commitment to offering customers more travel options, greater flexibility and high-quality service.
Additional interline agreement
Beyond the codeshare partnership, Cyprus Airways and Air France have also entered into an interline agreement covering Cyprus Airways flights between Larnaca and Milan Malpensa (MXP), as well as Larnaca and Athens (ATH).
The agreement also includes Air France-operated flights between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Milan Malpensa, and between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Athens.
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