Air France marks 15 years in Cancun and adds daily service from Dec 14

Air France marks 15 years in Cancun and adds daily service from Dec 14
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Air France celebrated 15 years of service to Cancun with a ceremony attended by Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama, Cancún mayor Ana Paty Peralta and Air France‑KLM Mexico general manager Maarten Snijders, and announced that its AF650/AF651 route will operate daily flights from 14 December after a gradual increase in frequency earlier in the month.

The route, which first launched on 21 October 2011, ran three weekly flights from 13 to 23 October, continued with three weekly flights from 26 October to 13 December, and will expand to seven weekly flights from 14 December, marking a return to daily service; Air France also keeps two daily flights between Paris and Mexico City, while KLM runs a seasonal three‑weekly service between Amsterdam and Cancun, and France remains the second‑largest source of tourists to Quintana Roo with 230,000 to 250,000 visitors annually.

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