FlyingBlue Petroleum

From 3 May 2010, Air France will provide a new route between Paris and Abu Dhabi. 5 direct flights will be offered a week on the A330 with Affaires and Voyageur cabins. A limousine service is offered between Abu Dhabi airport and site of residence for travellers in Affaires cabin who bought their ticket in United Arab Emirates.

Premium Voyageur Class will also be available on this flight in the future.
The schedules will be particularly well adapted for fast transfers, for passengers travelling from
Paris-Charles de Gaulle to other Air France stopovers, especially for oil industry destinations such as Aberdeen, Houston, Lagos, Manila, Moscow, Rio de Janeiro and Roma.

Thanks to this new service, Air France will soon fly to 7 Middle East destinations: Abu Dhabi, Amman, Beirut, Damascus, Dubai, Jeddah and Riyadh.

As the AIR FRANCE and KLM air networks are perfectly complementary, the two companies together offer 14 destinations and almost 230 flights per week to the Middle East this summer. Only two stopovers, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, will be destinations served by both airlines.

Thanks to combined fares, you can travel equally with either one of the companies, on your way there or return, between the Middle East and the rest of the world, via the hubs of
Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam-Schiphol.

► Air France: 5 direct flights per week
► KLM: 5 direct flights per week