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About Air France
Air France was founded in 1933 and remains one of the world's largest international airlines to this day. It is a founding member of the SkyTeam airline alliance and participates in the Flying Blue loyalty programme.
Air France was formed by a merger of Air Union, Air Orient, Compagnie Internationale de Navigation Aérienne (CIDNA), Compagnie Générale Aéropostale and Société Générale des Transports Aériens (SGTA). SGTA was the first international airline in France, founded in 1919.
Air France's head office is on the grounds of Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG), its main international hub, near Paris. Air France also operates a significant network of domestic and regional flights from Paris Orly Airport (ORY).
Over the years Air France has acquired or assimilated a number of other airline brands, including Air Inter, UTA, Airlinair, Brit Air and Hop! In 2003 Air France announced its merger with the Dutch airline KLM.
Air France was one of two airlines, along with British Airways, which formerly operated the supersonic Concorde airliner on regular, scheduled flights. Sadly, Air France retired the aircraft from its fleet in 2003.
Today, Air France operates flights to destinations within France, Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, the Caribbean and the Americas. Depending on the route, Air France offers a choice of cabin classes, including La Première (First), Business, Premium Economy and Economy Class. On short-haul routes it has three fare options: Light (low-cost but inflexible), Standard and Flex (fully flexible).
About Flying Blue
Flying Blue is the name of the free loyalty programme shared by Air France, KLM, Kenya Airways, Transavia, TAROM and Aircalin. Members of Flying Blue earn Miles every time they fly on a participating airline or via a range of retail, lifestyle and financial services partners, that include American Express Membership Rewards. Miles can be redeemed with selected partners too, or for travel perks such as upgrades and extra baggage allowance, but the greatest value can be obtained by spending them on reward tickets.
The Flying Blue programme has four status tiers which offer an increasing number of benefits to members at each level. Going up a status level also increases the number of Flying Blue Miles earned for every Euro spent. Explorer is the entry level tier, followed by Silver, Gold and Platinum. Gold and Platinum members get SkyTeam Lounge access, for themselves and a guest.
Members are assigned their status level based on the number of Flying Blue XP (Experience Points) they earn over their qualifying period. XP are awarded for eligible flights taken with Air France, KLM, Aircalin, Kenya Airways, TAROM, SkyTeam and partner airlines. However Transavia flights don't qualify for XP, even though they are part of the Flying Blue programme. The number of XP gained for each flight depends on the ticket type purchased, distance flown and cabin class.
Members need to earn 100 XP to qualify for Silver, 180 XP for Gold and 300 XP for Platinum, within their qualifying period. However, Gold and Platinum members can only be relegated one level, if they don't qualify for their previous tier, in the subsequent period.
Other leading airlines within SkyTeam, which members can earn Miles and XP with, include Delta Air Lines, Alitalia, Korean Air, China Eastern and Aeroflot. Virgin Atlantic is also an Air France-KLM partner airline.
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