Nuremberg Airport starts third daily connection to Paris!

Nuremberg Airport starts third daily connection to Paris!

Nürnberg, Deutschland - The anticipation for a direct connection to Paris is increasing! From October 26, 2025, Nuremberg Airport will expand its offer on the popular route to Paris-Charles de Gaulle. The renowned airline Air France will then offer a third daily connection and thus increase the flexibility of the travelers. This new connection comes at a time when the demand for direct flights continues to develop positively.

like Infranken , the Nuremberg-Paris route, which has existed for over 70 years, is even closer to the international hub in Paris connected. With the additional connection, travelers can benefit from improved accessibility on connection flights. This will be of great advantage, especially for international trade visitors who arrive in Nuremberg all year round, as Peter Ottmann, CEO of the Nuremberg Fair Group.

growth for Nuremberg air traffic

The expansion of the flight offer is an excellent message for the Nuremberg metropolitan region. Dr. Michael Hupe, the managing director of the airport, emphasizes the advantages of this new connection, especially for switching. "More daily flights mean more options," says Hupe. In total there will be up to 48 weekly flights to the Skyteam turned crosses Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam-Schiphol.

With this measure, the airport will not only expand the achievable international goals, but also react to the lively need for travelers-a real win-win situation. In addition, the return of a popular holiday destination will further improve the travel options after a five -year break from autumn 2025. Direct flights to Timisoara and Brasov in Romania are also offered, which further increases the attractiveness of the Nuremberg Airport.

Airports in change

In the context of the Nuremberg Airport, it can be seen that modern airports are now more than ever required to adapt their offers to the needs of travelers. International air traffic has to deal with challenges, such as the increased ticket prices or the lack of business travelers, but airports, as in Nuremberg, show that they can take on these challenges. According to Statista , the future of air traffic lies in increasing efficiency and improving passenger processing.