The World Is Closer Than You Think with French Bee

Long-distance travel has always been expensive, but budget carriers are flipping that script, and none are offering more affordable long-haul flights than French Bee. This low-cost carrier is connecting major U.S. cities—New York, LA, San Francisco, Miami—straight to Paris and beyond. Unlike traditional airlines that slap premium prices on overseas routes, this budget-friendly international airline keeps nonstop fares low even to the most exciting destinations.

Affordable Routes That Actually Go Somewhere Interesting

We're talking Tahiti, Réunion Island, destinations that used to feel impossibly out of reach. Most budget airlines fly you a few states over and call it a day. French Bee’s direct flights to Paris fly you across oceans to places you've been daydreaming about.

From Paris, you can connect to tropical island destinations like Papeete, Tahiti in the South Pacific or Réunion Island way out in the Indian Ocean. In fact, you don’t even have to go to Paris. French Bee will fly you straight to Tahiti from San Francisco, if you like. That's not something you see every day from a low-cost airline, and it opens up island escapes that most people assume require serious cash or multiple layovers.

Why Paris Orly Beats the Bigger Airports

They're nonstop routes from the U.S. land at Paris Orly Airport, which is refreshingly less chaotic than the bigger airports you've probably heard horror stories about. It also means you can get from the airport to central Paris in 25 minutes flat on Metro Line 14—no confusing transfers, no wandering through what feels like three airports stitched together. You’ll feel like your vacation starts when you land, not two hours later when you finally find the right train.

Plus, French Bee’s modern aircraft offer premium comfort, allowing you to enjoy better air quality and cabin comfort on those long flights. You can pick your service level based on your budget—bare bones if you're saving every dollar, or upgraded comfort if you want to stretch out. Either way, there aren't hidden fees popping up at checkout like unwanted surprises.