This latest addition to Cyprus Airways’ ever-expanding network reaffirms the airline’s commitment to providing its passengers with access to unique and sought-after destinations.
LARNACA, CYPRUS – Cyprus Airways announce the launch of its new route to the captivating city of Nice, France. Effective December 12th, 2023, travelers will have the golden opportunity to explore the stunning French Riviera with twice-weekly flights operating on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Paul Sies, CEO at Cyprus Airways, remarks, “At Cyprus Airways, we believe that the journey is just as significant as the destination. With the inclusion of Nice to our network, we emphasize our dedication to offering unparalleled destinations to our esteemed customers. Our state-of-the-art Airbus A220 fleet ensures that each trip with Cyprus Airways is not merely a ride. It’s a journey of comfort, sophistication, and a testament to our relentless pursuit of innovation and sustainability regardless if you travel in our economy or unparalleled Business Class.”
Aboard the Airbus A220, passengers can expect a superior travel experience marked by spacious interiors, modern amenities, and an eco-friendly design. The aircraft’s advanced features are in line with Cyprus Airways’ sustainable vision and pledge to reduce its carbon footprint.
With sales already underway, travelers can secure their seat to the enchanting city of Nice from where Monaco, Marseille and Genova are easy to reach. If you’re looking for Sun and sea or skiing adventures are all within driving distance from Nice. Embrace the vibrant culture, historic landmarks, and breathtaking coastlines that await.
Cyprus Airways offers a great winter schedule with flights to Athens, Beirut, Dubai, Tel Aviv, Yerevan, Paris CDG, Milan Malpensa and Zurich.
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