Air France Adjusts Boston Service

Air France has announced that this year they will continue flying the Boeing 787-9 to Boston on a daily basis until June 17, 2018, after which they will switch to have 2 flights a day between the two cities with one on a Boeing 777-200ER, and one on an Airbus A330-200. This is different from last year where Air France operated the Boeing 787-9 until March and then used a Boeing 777-200ER until June before adding the extra A330-200 flight for the summer.
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