Air France to pause Paris-Manila flights from May to October 2026

French carrier Air France is set to halt its direct flights from Paris to Manila from May to October next year. 

According to Aeroroutes, an online platform that reports worldwide airline network changes, Air France recently adjusted its service to the Philippines from May 4 to Oct. 12, 2026. 

"Air France, in recent schedule update, adjusted service to The Philippines, as Paris Charles de Gaulle – Manila route being converted to seasonal service in 2026. During Northern summer 2026 season, the Skyteam member will not operate the 3 weekly flights between [May 4, 2026 and Oct. 12, 2026]," it reported. 

Skyteam is an alliance of major global carriers with a wide range of partner airlines. Air France is a founding member of the group. According to Skyteam, the airline runs 1,500 daily flights worldwide. 

In December 2024, Air France launched direct flights between Manila and Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport. Currently, the airline operates three weekly Paris-Manila flights on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, as reported by the airline on its website. The flights operate on Airbus A350-900, with 34 seats in the Business cabin, 24 in Premium, and 266 in Economy. 

Air France has yet to release a statement regarding the reason for the halt.