Air France Launches Direct Flight between Belem and Cayenne (French Guiana)

Air France  Launches Direct Flight between Belém and Cayenne (French Guiana)

 

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Air France continues to expand its regional network in the Caribbean and from May 5, 2023, the company will introduce a weekly direct flight between Belém (Brazil) and Cayenne (French Guiana). The flight will take off from Belém to Cayenne, heading to Fort-de-France (Martinique) and then Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe), allowing customers to travel between Brazil and the French Caribbean countries without having to make a connection.

 

The new route will also offer Brazilian customers the possibility to travel to Paris (Orly) via Cayenne. "We are happy to add another possibility of entry from Brazil to Paris and now to the French Caribbean, There is a significant demand between Belém and Cayenne and in addition, Belém will be, together with Fortaleza, another option for our customers in the North Region of Brazil to traveling to Paris. Not to mention the tourist potential of the French Caribbean, an important cruise route", explains Steven van Wijk, Commercial Director of Air France-KLM in South America.

 

Flights to Cayenne are already available on the company's website and travel agencies. The flight will be operated on an Airbus A320 with a capacity of 168 seats (12 in Business, 156 in Economy) and equipped with Wi-Fi.

 

Flight times (local time)

 

• AF603: departs from Belém at 09:35, arrives in Cayenne at 11:10 on Saturdays.

 

• AF602: departs from Cayenne at 3:40 pm, arrives in Belém at 5:15 pm on Fridays.

 

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