Air France and SNCF widen Train + Air to all OUIGO services at Paris-CDG
Air France and SNCF Voyageurs have extended their combined rail-and-air booking scheme to every OUIGO train serving Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The partners say the service is meant to give passengers more choice of departure points.
Air France and SNCF Voyageurs have widened their Train + Air product to cover all OUIGO trains serving Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
A traveller books a rail leg and an Air France flight as one reservation. If a delay or cancellation means the connection is lost, the passenger gets a place on the next train or flight with room, at no extra charge.
The trip can be handled online, and check-in through the Air France website opens 30 hours before departure. Tickets are sold through Air France's own sales channels and through partner travel agencies.
OUIGO joined Train + Air during 2025, at first only on the Aix-en-Provence TGV, Avignon TGV and Marseille-Saint-Charles routes. Extending it to the whole OUIGO network linked to Paris-CDG adds more places from which passengers can begin a journey, and sits alongside the TGV INOUI option already part of the scheme.
Air France said use of Train + Air rose 43% over the past six months compared with the same period in 2025, an increase the airline attributed to demand for bookings that combine rail and air travel.
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