Air France Moves Final Airbus A330-200 Flight Forward to March 7, 2027

Air France plans to end scheduled passenger service with its Airbus A330-200s three weeks earlier than previously planned. Under the revised schedule, the aircraft type’s final scheduled flight is set for March 7, 2027, on the route between Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and Douala, Cameroon.

Air France will phase out the A330-200 across its remaining routes. The aircraft is scheduled to serve Lomé through March 3, the routing via Malabo and Douala through March 5, and Luanda through March 6. Air France plans to operate three weekly A330-200 flights on the Paris–Douala route from December 1 until the final scheduled service.

Under the preliminary summer schedule, which begins on March 28, 2027, Airbus A350-900s are slated to serve Abuja, Lomé and Sint Maarten, while Boeing 787-9s are set to operate flights to Douala, Luanda and Malabo. As part of its long-haul fleet renewal, Air France withdrew four A330s and took delivery of six new A350-900s in 2025.