Air Côte d’Ivoire is set to expand its international network with the launch of Accra-Paris services beginning October 15, 2025. The new route will give travelers in Ghana and additional option to reach France via the airline’s Abidjan hub.
The West African airline will depart Accra at 10.45am arriving in Abidjan at 12:00noon with onward connections to Paris-Charles de Gaulle. During the Inaugural week, the Paris leg will depart at 2:40pm, before shifting to a regular 3:40pm schedule, landing in Paris at 11:20pm — a late-evening slot designed to ensure smooth morning connections across Europe.
The service will be operated with Air Côte d’Ivoire new Airbus A330-900neo, featuring a four-class configuration – business, premium economy, and economy seating. The aircraft combines enhanced passenger comfort with cargo capacity, enabling same-day freight movement between Paris and Abidjan.
The new service adds competition while positioning Abidjan more firmly as a West African Hub.
In addition to the Paris Launch, Air Côte d’Ivoire will resume flights to Casablanca and Johannesburg in October 2025, furthering its strategy to strengthen regional and intercontinental connectivity.
Ghanaian passengers prior to now had relied on KLM, Brussels Airlines, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines and TAP Portugal for traveling primarily from Accra to Paris.
Source: gitficonline.com