Aircraft

AÉROCOLLECTOR 2026: the show for collectors and aviation enthusiasts

The Aérocollector - Paris show awaits you on March 21 and 22, 2026, with over 1,000m² dedicated to aviation enthusiasts, where you can find rare objects, aero parts, books, models, posters and advertising items, as well as meet other enthusiasts, authors, photographers and former pilots!

Airport strike on September 18: the main union postpones its notice. What can we expect?

The SNCTA has decided to suspend the strike call scheduled for September 18 at airports. The notice has nevertheless been postponed to October 7, 8 and 9, 2025. Other unions are maintaining their mobilization for this national strike day. We take stock.

The Patrouille de France flies over Paris this Wednesday, August 20, here's why

The Patrouille de France planes are scheduled to fly over the capital this Wednesday, August 20, 2025 from 3pm: the French air force's acrobatic pilots pay tribute to the "forgotten holidaymakers".

Air travel: will cabin baggage fees imposed by low-cost airlines soon come to an end?

Europe has finally announced a measure to counter the practices of low-cost airlines: the European Parliament has voted to ban hand luggage surcharges. Good news for all those who dream of traveling light... without breaking the bank!

Budget 2025: will air fares soon be on the rise at Paris airports?

With the government looking to recoup a few billion for its 2025 budget, a new tax could be introduced on airline tickets, with price hikes for the French.

Why are fighter jets flying over Paris this Friday?

This Friday, September 6, 2024, several aircraft will be flying over the capital, at around 5pm. Why will they be crossing the skies over Paris? We tell you all about it.

Survive aboard the plane from The Game, the immersive escape game!

The Game, the immersive escape game that's one of the industry leaders in France, is offering a brand new room in its Paris premises, l'Avion, open since July 26, 2017. Do you dare to climb aboard?

Covid: the ban of eating and drinking on the train to end on February 16th

During a press brief held this Thursday January 20, 2022, Prime Minister Jean Castex shared a calendar lifting health restrictions in light of the end of the epidemic. What about the ban of eating and drinking on trains, planes, metro and buses? A question asked by many users. Here is more on the matter!

Covid: rules to travel to France and Europe to change in February

Health pass, vaccine pass, vaccine certification validity… Rules in France and Europe to travel are about to change. Here is more on the measures to comply with for a safe travel.

Covid: is it possible to take the train or a plane in the evening during curfew?

Starting from May 3, 2021 France starts the first step to exit lockdown. Yet curfew from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. is still implemented in mainland France. Many people then are wondering if they can take transport. Is it possible to take the train or a plane in the evening during curfew? Here is the answer.

Covid: towards new travel restrictions with the hardest-hit countries

As France has just halted flights from and to Brazil, this Monday April 19, 2021, the French government is expected to present new travel restrictions with the most at-risk countries.

Covid: Orly airport to close its Terminal 4

Because of border restrictions, Paris Orly airport closes its terminal 4 until further notice. For the record, the terminal has been shut already back in November and December 2020.

Coronavirus: air travel not to recover before 2023

As many airlines are grounded, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) announces the traffic will not return to pre-crisis levels before 2023.

Containment exit: Air France to check passengers’ temperatures from May 11th

Starting from May 11, Air France airline will control passengers’ body temperatures. If the temperature is over 38°C (100.4°F), they may be denied boarding.