Larnaca, Cyprus. Cyprus Airways and Air France have launched a codeshare agreement for flights between Larnaca Airport and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, effective July 7, 2026.
The agreement offers up to six weekly flights during the summer season and is intended to improve connections through Air France’s Paris hub.
Expanded connectivity
Flight codes from both Air France and Cyprus Airways are already appearing on services operated by Cyprus Airways, the companies said.
The partnership will allow passengers travelling between Larnaca and Paris Charles de Gaulle to access connections through Air France’s network from the French capital.
Airline statements
Cyprus Airways chief executive Thanos Pashalis said the agreement represented an important step for the airline and reflected growing confidence in its network and services.
“This agreement strengthens Cyprus’ connectivity with one of Europe’s largest aviation hubs, giving our passengers seamless access to destinations across the world, while at the same time making Cyprus even more accessible to international visitors,” Pashalis said.
Air France-KLM senior vice president for the Netherlands and international markets Noud Duyzings said the agreement would strengthen air links between France and Cyprus.
“Our customers will benefit from an expanded flight schedule between Paris Charles de Gaulle and Larnaca, with up to six flights per week during the summer season, as well as seamless connections through our Paris hub to Air France’s extensive network,” Duyzings said.
He said the partnership reflected Air France’s commitment to providing more choice, flexibility and high-quality service while strengthening its presence in the Cypriot market.