France is the most visited country in the world, and Paris is one of Europe's largest air hubs. Beyond Paris, cities like Nice on the Riviera and Bordeaux in wine country are well connected by air and rail, so you can combine a transatlantic flight into Paris with a short domestic flight or train.
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Air France is the national carrier and a SkyTeam member, and major US airlines and alliance partners also fly to Paris, with some routes to Nice.
Fares to France are usually lower from November to March (outside the holidays) and in the shoulder seasons. July and August, especially on the Riviera, are typically the most expensive.
Most transatlantic flights use Charles de Gaulle (CDG), but Orly (ORY) also has some long-haul and many European flights. Both connect to central Paris by public transport.
Late autumn, winter (excluding holidays) and early spring are often the cheapest. Summer is peak season.
Some seasonal nonstop service to Nice has operated from the US, but many travelers connect through Paris or another European hub. Check current options when you search.
