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Air France will cease its flights from Paris to Denver after October 10, 2026, marking the end of a five-year service that transported over 200,000 travelers on more than 900 flights since its inception in July 2021. United Airlines has announced it will introduce its inaugural nonstop Denver-to-Paris service, operating daily throughout the year on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, commencing May 27, 2027. Denver International Airport will maintain its sole direct connection to the French capital, albeit under a new airline, in a significant transatlantic route transition for a U.S. city this year.
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00:00Denver just got big aviation news. Air France is ending its Paris-to-Denver flights after October
00:0510th, wrapping up a five-year run that carried more than 200,000 passengers across over 900
00:11flights since launching back in July 2021. But Denver isn't losing its nonstop link to Paris.
00:17United Airlines is stepping in. United confirmed it will launch its first-ever nonstop Denver-to-Paris
00:23route, flying daily, year-round, on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner starting May 27, 2027. That makes
00:32Denver International Airport one of United's newest transatlantic gateways. And travelers won't lose
00:38access to France, just the carrier flying them there. Aviation trackers are calling it one of the
00:43biggest route swaps at any major U.S. airport this year. For now, Air France flights keep running
00:49through October 10th, before United officially takes over the route next spring. Disclosure.
00:55This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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