Eastern Airways has announced that it will be switching its Paris services from Orly Airport (ORY) to Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) starting in April 2024. This move is designed to provide passengers with more options and connections, as CDG is a major hub that offers a wider range of destinations to connect to than Orly.

The switch will also allow Eastern Airways to offer flights from more UK destinations, with services starting from East Midlands and Southampton in April. However, due to slot restrictions at Orly, the airline will no longer be able to offer flights from Cardiff.

Overall, the move to CDG is expected to benefit most travellers by providing them with more connections, more flexibility, and easier access to the city of Paris.