Find which airlines fly direct from Marco Polo to Paris, which days they fly and book direct flights.
Direct departures
Monday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Tuesday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +6 more
Air Austral, Air France, +7 more
5
6
Wednesday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +6 more
Air Austral, Air France, +7 more
5
6
Thursday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Friday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Saturday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +6 more
Air Austral, Air France, +7 more
5
6
Sunday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Direct returns
Monday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Tuesday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +6 more
Air Austral, Air France, +7 more
5
6
Wednesday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +6 more
Air Austral, Air France, +7 more
5
6
Thursday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Friday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Saturday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +6 more
Air Austral, Air France, +7 more
5
6
Sunday
Air Austral, Air France, China Eastern, +7 more
Air Austral, Air France, +8 more
6
7
Delayed and then further delayed with no announcement made so that all the passengers (who were standing in the jetty) could hear. We stood there for well over 20 minutes. We were further delayed through weather but no one explained that to us until the pilot made an announcement when finally on board
Delayed and then further delayed with no announcement made so that all the passengers (who were standing in the jetty) could hear. We stood there for well over 20 minutes. We were further delayed through weather but no one explained that to us until the pilot made an announcement when finally on board
I am writing to share how your teams can better serve your youngest customers. On 9 January, 2024, I boarded and then de-boarded a flight with my 6 month old daughter. I have four children and travel extensively. Delays happen, but the stress my daughter had to ensure was avoidable with simple and straightforward actions. (1) communicate delays to customers -- Breastfeeding mothers are constantly timing feedings. If delays were communicated, I could have camly fed her instead of attentively waiting for priority boarding. There were no announcements and no updates to the monitor; (2) honor the priority boarding process -- While a staff member waved us in for priority boarding, half the plane boarded while the "priority check-in" representative was preoccupied; (3) anticipate challenges creating unnecessary stress to infants -- after completely ignoring the priority boarding procedure, and knowing that the plane had not even arrived, the team could have offered to board us last. My daughter could have been calm in the waiting area while breastfeeding. Instead my 6 month old was completely unnecessarily stressed in the middle of the jet bridge, packed in solid.
EverEverything was actually great. Except one of the male flight attendants had the worst BO and needed to shower and wear deodorant. It was horrible.
Speedy boarding is a waste of money when they herd you on to a bus and take you to the plane and it turns in to a free for all …very unsatisfactory