Air France has recently inaugurated its service to Belgrade, Serbia and Tbilisi in Georgia which will be operating during the summer season from its home base of Paris Charles de Gaulle airport. These two new medium-haul destinations are served with one daily flight and two weekly flights (Wednesday and Sunday) respectively. The carrier will operate the Belgrade route with Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft, whilst the flights to Tbilisi will be served by an A320.
Belgrade
AF1660: leaves Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 12:20, arrives in Belgrade at 14:35;
AF1661: leaves Belgrade at 15:25, arrives at Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 17:55.
Tbilisi
AF1760: leaves Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 13:25, arrives in Tbilisi at 20:10;
AF1761: leaves Tbilisi at 9:00, arrives at Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 12:10.
Flights operated on Wednesdays and Sundays
A wider choice of flights
With Air France partner, Air Serbia, customers benefit from a total of 21 weekly flights to Belgrade (7 weekly flights with Air France and 14 weekly flights operated on a code-share basis by Air Serbia). To Tbilisi, Air France customers benefit from 5 weekly flights with partner Georgian Airways (2 weekly flights with Air France and 3 weekly code-shared flights with Georgian Airways).
Belgrade, the bohemian city
At the crossroads of Eastern, Slavic and Austrian influences, Belgrade, capital of Serbia known as the white city, enjoys a vibrant cultural heritage. Serbia and its hills, in the heart of the Balkans, dotted with castles, crossed by the Danube and its Iron Gates, make it a bohemian, mixed and bewitching country.
Tbilisi, at the crossroads of continents
Georgia, located at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Asia, is marked by the traces of a bright past, as witnessed by the capital Tbilisi, nestled between Sololaki hill and the Kura river. Its winding streets, small squares, numerous churches, old houses and fortresses dating from the 4th century make Tbilisi a picturesque city with an exceptional heritage. From the Caucasian mountains to the beaches of the Black Sea, Georgia is full of an astonishing range of landscapes that will delight nature lovers.
(Images Air France)
