The world of business is unpredictable. Luckily, Air France is here to make travel easier with Flex, a new offer that adapts to any surprises your business might have in store.

WITH AIR FRANCE PRIORITY BOARDING, THERE’S NO NEED TO RUN

Air France SkyPriority gives you complete priority access during your time at the airport. Breeze through bag check, and safety and immigration formalities (in some airports), from the check-in, and counter to boarding and be among the first to retrieve your luggage at your destination.

LEAVE LATER FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE
Think you’re running late? Switch to the next flight on your day of departure, subject to availability, with no surcharge.

LEAVE EARLY FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE
Arrived earlier than expected at the airport?
Benefit from the possibility of catching an earlier flight on your day of departure, subject to availability, at no additional charge.

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CHANGE WHATEVER YOU LIKE FOR NO EXTRA FEE
Maximum flexibility!
Modify or receive a refund on tickets whenever you like without any additional fee.

FRONT ROW SEAT. THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE TAXI
Get a head start by choosing a seat in the front of the Economy class (subject to availability). Simply ask at check-in.

ALSO INCLUDED :
Accumulate Flying Blue Miles
One piece of hold luggage (23 kg). Service also includes one piece of hand baggage (12kg/26lb)
One snack and a wide range of drink choices are included.

READ: EMIRATES INTRODUCED A NEW FULLY ENCLOSED FIRST CLASS SUITE

EMIRATES SKYWARDS PLUS: THE ULTIMATE SUBSCRIPTION FOR FREQUENT FLYERS

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