Air France 2015 Annual Report Download - page 39

Exploring
Europe
13 destinations to enjoy a short break or begin a new life…
Discover the European services oered by Air France-KLM
this summer on departure from new airports, supplementing
its global oering.
Glasgow
(United Kingdom)
An imposing medieval
cathedral, an economy
oriented towards industry
and finance, a flourishing
rock scene (Simple Minds,
Texas and Dire Straits are
all from here).
New
Getting there
● 1 daily flight on departure
from Paris-Charles
deGaulle, operated
by AirFrance
● Travel on board
an AirbusA318
Krakow
(Poland)
Historic gems spared
by invasions and wars,
a tourism-based economy
and several major
international companies,
a young, vibrant city with
70,000 students.
New
Getting there
● 4 flights a week
on departure from
Paris-Charles de Gaulle,
operated by Air France
until August28, 2016
● Travel on board an
AirbusA319 or A318
Amsterdam
(Netherlands)
One of the largest ports
in the world during the
seventeenth century,
the charm of its canals,
naturally, and the
VanGogh Museum
but also a major economic
and financial center.
New
Getting there
● 1 daily flight on departure
from Rennes, operated
by AirFrance
● Travel on board
anEmbraer145
Want
to get off
the beaten
track…
Hungry
for lands
redolent with
history…
Southampton
(United Kingdom)
Impeccably preserved
twelfth century ramparts
grace one of the UK’s
major ports, the departure
point for some of the
largest cruise ships
in the world.
New
Getting there
● 12 flights a week
on departure from
Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM
● Travel on board
a Fokker70
Inverness
(United Kingdom)
The leading whisky
distilleries, a dynamic
local economy and a
gateway to the magnificent
natural scenery of the
Scottish Highlands.
New
Getting there
● 1 daily flight on
departure from
Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM
● Travel on board a Fokker
70 or Embraer 175
Desperate
for some
sun…
Genoa
(Italy)
A sobriquet paying
tribute to its glorious past
– “Genoa the Proud” -,
a major economic
triangle with Turin and
Milan, a cruise terminal
with cutting-edge
technologies.
New
Getting there
● 1 daily flight on departure
from Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM
● Travel on board
an Embraer 190
Valencia
(Spain)
One of the largest and
richest historical centers
in Spain, a monument
on the list of Unesco
WorldHeritage Sites
(the Silk Exchange),
Europe’s number one
container port.
New
Getting there
● Up to 8 flights a week
on departure from
Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM
● Travel on board
a Boeing 737
Biarritz
(France)
Massive waves making
it a surfer’s paradise,
renowned thermal baths,
magnificent nineteenth
century villas, an Aquarium
which is home to a large
collection of sea animals
and birds.
New
Getting there
● 2 daily flights
on departure from
Paris-Charles de Gaulle,
operated by AirFrance
● Travel on board
an Embraer170 or 190
Ibiza
(Spain)
An island with two faces:
wild parties to the beat
of electronic music in the
summer, small tranquil
coves with transparent
water once the tourists
have gone.
New
Getting there
● Up to 7 flights a
week on departure from
Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM as
of May21, 2016
● Travel on board
a Boeing 737
Ajaccio
(France)
The old town with its
colored houses, glorious
beaches, the house where
Napoléon Bonaparte
was born and the
Fesch Museum with
its magnificent collection
of Italian primitive artists.
New
Getting there
● Up to 3 flights a week
on departure from
Paris-Charles de Gaulle,
operated by Air France(1)
● Travel on board
an Embraer190
Calvi
(France)
A medieval citadel
dominating an expansive
bay, fringed by a 6km-long
beach and pine forest,
outstanding diving spots,
a mostly summer-tourism-
based economy.
New
Getting there
● Up to 4 flights a week
on departure from
Paris-Charles de Gaulle,
operated by Air France(1)
● Travel on board
an Embraer170 or 190
(1) Air France already served
Bastia and Figari airports
in Corsica. With Ajaccio
and Calvi, the airline is increasing
its services to the Île de
Beauté by 96%, i.e. 43,000 more
seats relative to Summer 2015.
Dresden
(Germany)
Art collections and
the showy Baroque
architecture explain its
“Florence on the Elbe”
nick-name, economic
growth driven by
microelectronics,
biotechnologies and
nanotechnologies.
New
Getting there
● 1 daily flight on departure
from Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM
● Travel on board
a Fokker70
Alicante
(Spain)
The colossal
SantaBarbara medieval
castle dominating the town
and its vast bay, a services
and tourism-based
economy, an archaeological
museum with exceptional
collections.
New
Getting there
● 1 daily flight on departure
from Amsterdam-Schiphol,
operated by KLM
● Travel on board
a Boeing737
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