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Air France flights and the AF code

Air France uses the code AF. For a booking, read both the airline selling the flight and the airline operating it. An AF-coded ticket can include a partner-operated segment, which can have different cabin baggage, check-in arrangements and onboard facilities.

Traveloka lets you compare available Air France itineraries for your dates. Begin with the route, arrival day and total journey time, then compare the fare's bags and change conditions. A low headline fare with extra baggage charges or a lengthy transfer can be a different choice from a more inclusive ticket.

Paris connections and international travel

Air France's San Francisco–Paris listing identifies arrival at Charles de Gaulle, and San Francisco airport lists Air France on that nonstop route. Journeys continuing beyond Paris need the onward airport, operator and transfer time to be reviewed.

Paris Charles de Gaulle and Paris Orly are different airports. If an itinerary involves changing airports, include ground travel and the new check-in in your plan. An Air France listing in U.S. search does not establish a domestic U.S. flight operated by Air France; connecting U.S. segments may belong to partners.

Economy fare inclusions: read Basic carefully

Air France's current hand-baggage option terms distinguish Economy Basic from a fare including an overhead cabin bag. Basic is offered on specified routes; do not assume the restriction applies to every long-haul Economy ticket.

Where Basic is offered, an overhead bag may require a paid option unless an eligible Flying Blue benefit applies. The personal item and the overhead suitcase are different allowances. Before choosing the cheapest fare, include the luggage and seating you need and assess the ticket's voluntary-change and cancellation rules.

Air France cabin baggage dimensions and weight

On Air France-operated flights, the current cabin-baggage guide gives an overhead-bag size of 55 × 35 × 25 cm and a small-bag size of 40 × 30 × 15 cm. Economy allows zero or one overhead bag depending on fare, plus the small bag, with a 12 kg combined limit.

Premium allows two overhead pieces plus a small bag with a 12 kg total; Business and La Première allow two plus a small bag with an 18 kg total. Departures from the United States are limited to one overhead piece and one small bag. Partner-operated flights need the partner's rules.

Checked bags and connections

Checked-bag inclusion is a ticket condition, not a universal Air France allowance. Read the baggage line for your purchased itinerary before assuming a suitcase is included. If adding a standard checked bag, Air France's additional-baggage terms use 158 cm total dimensions and limits of 23 kg in Economy and Premium or 32 kg in Business and La Première.

For a mixed-airline itinerary, follow the checked allowance stated on the ticket and confirm any segment-specific restrictions. A separately purchased onward flight requires its own baggage arrangement. Leave time to collect and recheck luggage when the journey requires it instead of assuming every connection has through baggage.

Check-in, seating and the boarding pass

Air France's seat-selection guidance describes online check-in starting 30 hours before departure. Use the airline booking reference and passenger surname from your issued ticket. Some partner-operated segments have their own check-in service.

Seat selection can be paid before check-in, and the fare affects what can be changed or selected later. If traveling together, review the actual seat map before assuming adjacent seats are included. Complete the document and bag-drop steps for your departure airport even after online check-in; the e-ticket is not the boarding pass.

Cabin choice on each part of the trip

Air France offers different cabins according to aircraft and route. Compare the cabin offered on the long-haul flight with the onward flight, particularly if a premium seat is central to your choice. The seat layout and available facilities can change when a different aircraft operates.

A higher Economy fare mainly changes the ticket's inclusions and conditions; it does not by itself create a Business seat. Decide whether your priority is cabin comfort, extra baggage or easier changes. Avoid paying for a benefit you already have through the selected fare or an applicable loyalty entitlement.

Manage an Air France ticket bought on Traveloka

Retain the Traveloka order and Air France reservation reference. Airline My Bookings can show available trip tools, while changes and refunds for a Traveloka-issued purchase should start with the Traveloka booking process. The presence of a reservation in an airline screen does not establish that every agency-issued ticket can be serviced there.

Read a proposed change's total price and the revised connection before accepting it. Change fees, fare differences, cancellation deductions and add-on handling are separate conditions. For an airline schedule change, refer to the notice associated with your purchase rather than applying a general voluntary-cancellation rule.

Compare the complete Air France fare

Use the Traveloka flight search to find Air France options for your route and travel dates. Compare the total with bags and seats, the operating airlines and the time available between flights.

Before payment, check passenger names, airport identities and the arrival date. Keep the issued ticket and confirmation for any paid extras. Fares and availability change with the journey and dates, so a static guide cannot promise a particular lowest fare or a permanent promotion.