Reading AF 1: its schedule, on-time record, turbulence and airports.Still counting: a new flight takes up to a minute the first time.
Reading AF 1: its schedule, on-time record, turbulence and airports.Still counting: a new flight takes up to a minute the first time.
Reading AF 1: its schedule, on-time record, turbulence and airports.Still counting: a new flight takes up to a minute the first time.
Air France · leaves Wed, November 11
IN THE AIR
6:31 AM
at the gate · Charles de Gaulle · Terminal 2E
Thursday, November 12 · in 5 h 56 min
Expected · planned 5:45 AM · 46 min late
New York ParisAF 1
Updated 6:35 PM New York · 12:35 AM Paris · live data
New York Paris
Air France · Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Gates and baggage belts come from the airports and can change on the day.
From the airports · gates and belts can change on the day
On its way. Below is how this flight usually goes; to follow it live, use FlightPassport.
New YorkWednesday afternoon
1:15 PM at the door · JFK, Terminal 1
Be at the door by 1:15 PM. You reach security at 1:30 PM, at its quietest before your flight.
Moderately busyagainst the day’s busiest quarter
You reach it at 1:30 PM. Once through, about 2 h until boarding opens.










Reading the lounges at JFK.
Reading the lounges at JFK.Still counting: a new flight takes up to a minute the first time.
4:30 PM at the gate, on the schedule
Most often leaves the gate by 4:45 PM. Usually on time.
On timemost often, leaving the gate by 4:45 PM
One in eight of its last 69 departures left more than 15 minutes late; when late, by about 55 minutes.
A Boeing 777-300ER, 3-4-3 in economy.
777-300ERThe plane assigned to this flight
Registration F‑GZNQ · 11 years old · Wi‑Fi, power at every seat, seatback screens, meals

3‑4‑3 in economy: the tighter of the two layouts airlines use on this type. Sunset on the right just after take‑off: then dark the rest of the way.
Flight time 7 h 15 min
Over the North Atlantic for about 4 h 50 min.
4 h 50 minover the North Atlantic
Last land is the United States; France comes up about 1 h 35 min before landing.
Smooth, light bumps now and then. No bumpy stretch on the way; small bumps at most.
Smoothwith light bumps now and then
No bumpy stretch on the way; small bumps at most.
4:55 PM sunset, New York time
Sunset on the right, about 10 min after take-off.
Daylight, then the sunset 10 min after take‑off and night after it.
Left windowseats A–C
FairhavenUnited States, below the plane, in the dark
North Atlantic , open water below
MontivilliersFrance, below the plane, in the dark
JFK timeCDG time
4:55 PM10:55 PM
7:15 PM1:15 AM
10:40 PM4:40 AM
CDG
Right windowseats H–K
Sunset, the sun on this side
North Atlantic , open water below
LisieuxFrance, below the plane, in the dark
New York time in bold, as your phone keeps it in the air; Paris time under it. Approximate: from the airline’s planned departure at 4:30 PM and a usual taxi to take-off; if it leaves late, these move with it.
ParisThursday morning
About 34 °F, mist. Bring a warm coat.
34°FMist before dawn
Bring a warm coat.
5:45 AM at the gate, Paris time · Charles de Gaulle, Terminal 2E
Passport control around 6:00 AM, moderately busy for the day.
Moderately busyagainst the day’s busiest quarter
You reach it around 6:00 AM, 15 min after the gate.










Public transport is about 25 min quicker.
55minby public transport
a car or taxi: about 80 min
Door to door from the airport, around your landing hour.
New York to ParisThe same day
Reading the day’s flights from New York to Paris.
Reading the day’s flights from New York to Paris.Still counting: a new flight takes up to a minute the first time.