Air France and KLM start with a winter schedule

The Air France KLM Group announced its plans for the upcoming autumn-winter season, which runs from 26 October 2025 to 28 March 2026. Air France will cover 170 destinations, including 87 intercontinental routes.Compared to last year's long-range flight pool will increase by 3 percent. In contrast, KLM planned a full of 161 destinations – 92 in Europe and 69 intercontinental routes, expanding its offer by 6 percent. The Group's latest agenda will include respective novelties like the Caribbean islands of Barbados, Phuket in Thailand, Dominican Republic and Kittilä in Lapland. The number of connections to popular sunny places in the winter will besides increase. From Poland, the airlines have scheduled up to 138 flights per week to their hubs in Paris and Amsterdam, from where you can proceed your journey utilizing a rich offer of flights to all corners of the world.

Increase in intercontinental network offer and fresh directions

In the starting winter period 2025–2026, Air France will offer 87 and KLM 69 intercontinental routes, expanding by 3 (Air France) and 6 (KLM) percent respectively.

Among this year's news will include the following directions:

– Phuket (Thailand) – the fresh Air France way through Paris – from 27.11.2025.

– Punta Cana (Dominicana) – Paris resumption of the Air France way from 13 January to 28 March 2026.

– Kittilä (Finland) – fresh KLM way through Amsterdam – from 23.11.2025 to 22.03.2026.

– Barbados (combined with Georgetown, Guyana) – resumption of KLM way by Amsterdam from 26 October 2025 to 26 March 2026.

For the first time in winter, the routes launched by KLM in this year's summertime period will besides be available: Exeter, Ljubljana, Hyderabad and San Diego, which will further strengthen the global offer of the Air France-KLM Group.

Air France KLM flights from Poland

In the autumn-winter period 2025/26 Air France-KLM Group will keep a unchangeable position in Poland offering up to 138 cruises per week to Amterdam and Paris with 5 cities:

KLM flight offer to/from Amsterdam:

• from/to Warsaw – up to 28 flights per week;

• from/to Krakow – 28-30 flights per week;

• from/to Gdańsk – 28 flights per week;

• z/to Wrocław – 11-14 flights per week;

• z/to Poznań – 12-14 flights per week

Air France to/from Paris:

• from/to Warsaw – up to 21 flights per week;

• z/to Krakow – up to 3 flights per week

More flights to popular destinations

In the current season, Air France and KLM will importantly increase the frequency of flights to selected popular destinations around the world, responding to expanding request for travel, especially during the fall-winter period. KLM will offer additional flights to cities specified as Delhi and Panama City (10 flights per week) and will increase the number of flights to Bangkok to 10 per week from mid December and to Curaçao to 11 per week. The number of KLM flights to Cape Town, Boston, Miami, Portland, San Francisco, Bangalore, São Paulo, Lima and San José in Costa Rica will besides increase.

In turn, Air France will strengthen its offer on long-range routes from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, expanding the frequency of flights to Rio de Janeiro (up to 12 per week), San José in Costa Rica (up to 10 per week) and Bangkok, which will be served twice a day. The number of Air France flights to Dubai (16 per week), Cape Town (7 per week), Salvador de Bahia (5 per week) and Zanzibar on a flight combined with Kilimanjaro (5 per week). In addition, routes between Paris (CDG) and Raleigh-Durham (United States), Cancún (Mexico) and Papeete (French Polynesia, flight through Los Angeles) will be offered 7 times a week (previously with 5 flights per week). In the fresh flight schedule, the French airline will besides keep popular flights inaugurated during the 2025 summertime period to Orlando (5 weekly) and Riyadhu (3 weekly).

The European KLM agenda will cover 94 routes and Air France will offer up to 630 flights a day to over 90 destinations including routes in France, Europe and North Africa. Compared to last year, there will be additional flights to Naples, Athens, Bordeaux, Gothenburg, Cork, Leeds, Vienna and Poznań, where the second day rotation will be maintained, launched on 30 March. Air France will besides strengthen its offer by expanding its offer on selected routes, including London, Cork, Toulouse, Marseille, Nice, Tanger, Milan, Zurich and Tenerife.

Further investment in the product

This winter, both lines announced further investments in the product. KLM welcomes its last of the ordered 15 Boeings 787-10, as well as 3 further Airbus A321neo. This will let him to execute quieter and more efficient operations, while offering a advanced level of comfort to his passengers.

Air France continues its gradual implementation of a new, fast and completely free* Wi-Fi in all aircraft of its fleet, on all routes whose installation began in September b.r. About 20 medium- and long-distance flights are already equipped with this solution, and Air France is the first large European line to offer specified a standard of on-board communication. The goal is to equip 30 percent of the fleet by the end of 2025 and the remainder of the aircraft by the end of 2026.

In addition, the first class of La Première is being upgraded. In the spring of 2025, Air France presented brand fresh modular cabins – an exclusive, full private space with an armchair and a chaiselong, which transform into a flat bed. The spacious compartment includes as many as 5 windows, which is simply a unique solution. The fresh product is already available on selected routes from Paris (CDG) to fresh York City (JFK), Singapore and Los Angeles, as of December 2025 it will besides appear on connections to Miami, while from March 2026 – to Tokyo-Haneda.

Detailed flight agenda and ticket sales are available on the airline's website www.airfrance.pl and www.klm.pl.