Chalair will be the new operator of the Andorra-La Seu airport and will add flights to Paris, Nice, Lyon and Nantes
Fares will start at €55 to Palma, €67 to Madrid and €79 to Paris
French airline Chalair will become the new operator of scheduled flights at Andorra-La Seu Airport from January 2027 through 2030, serving Madrid, Palma and Paris and adding seasonal routes to Nice, Lyon and Nantes, according to RTVA.
The airline will permanently base a 48-seat ATR 42 aircraft at the airport.
The new schedule will combine year-round services with seasonal connections focused on the French market. Operating periods and flight frequencies may be adjusted or expanded depending on how the routes develop.
Year-round flights from Andorra-La Seu to Madrid, Palma and Paris
Chalair’s schedule will include three year-round destinations: Madrid, Palma and Paris-Orly.
Madrid will have three weekly services, while Palma will have two to three. The Paris-Orly route will operate twice a week throughout the year.
These connections will form the core of the new schedule, complemented by seasonal services to three other French cities.
Summer flights to Nice and Lyon and winter flights to Nantes
One of the main additions will be seasonal flights to Nice, Lyon and Nantes.
The Nantes route will operate twice a week during the winter. In summer, the airline will offer two weekly services to Nice and one to Lyon.
Operating periods and frequencies may change as the routes develop, with scope to expand services.
Flight prices: Palma from €55, Madrid from €67 and Paris from €79
Fares will start at €55 to Palma, €67 to Madrid and €79 to Paris.
These prices will include taxes, a 10 kg cabin baggage allowance and free seat selection. Fares for the new seasonal routes to Nice, Lyon and Nantes have not yet been detailed.
Special packages for Andorran businesses
Forné also announced plans for special packages for Andorran businesses, although prices and terms have yet to be disclosed.
Chalair’s new operation at Andorra-La Seu Airport will begin in January 2027, combining year-round routes to Spain and France with seasonal connections.