New ‘no frills’ economy fare for Air France
Wednesday, 08 Jan, 2013
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Air France has created a new fare structure for its economy flights – Classic economy and a new ‘no frills’ MiNi product.
The new fare offer is for sale now and is available on 58 short and medium haul destinations for travel from 6 February.
The new MiNi product does not earn the passenger Flying Blue miles and is aimed as customers travelling without checked baggage – with fare starting at 49 euros including tax.
The airline said it is adapting to the changes in purchasing behaviour while also attracting new customers.
It added the new fares particularly targets the 60% of customers who are looking for the best possible fares and the 40% of short and medium-haul customers travelling without checked baggage.
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