Air France new summer schedule from Tehran

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Flights are operated on board Airbus 330-200 seating 201 passengers, including a bi-class service, equipped with the New concept of travel , L'Espace Affaires (Business class) with 40 seats and Tempo (Economy class) with 161 seats.

Since the reopening of the route in 2004, Air France has increased progressively its offer between Tehran and France. Starting from 3 weekly flights to daily direct non-stop flights.

Immediate and direct connections from the Hub Paris Charles de Gaulle are available to Europe, Americas, Asia, Africa and to more than 15 destinations in France.

In May 2004, Air France & KLM merged to become the world's leading airline group by turnover (19.2 billion euros), the Europe's leading airline group in terms of marketshare and the world's third airline group in terms of revenue passenger-km.

Since June 2005, Air France and KLM offer to their 66.3 million passengers a new joint frequent flyer program, Flying Blue. With 10 million members, the purpose of Flying Blue is to become the leading frequent flyer program in Europe and to satisfy its members' needs. Flying Blue enables its members to earn and spend Miles on the combined networks of Air France and KLM and also on flights operated by SkyTeam member airlines and some other 30 airline partners.

Air France is a founding member of the SkyTeam Alliance, formed in partnership with Aero Mexico, Alitalia, Czech Airlines, Delta Airlines, Korean Air, and since September 15th 2004, joined by Continental, Northwest and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, offering services to nearly 650 destinations worldwide. With benefits like Frequent Flyer mileage accrual with all the partners and access to many airline lounges worldwide for First & Business class passengers and Elite Plus members, SkyTeam is rapidly becoming the world's leading airline alliance.