French airline deals, to Paris & Brussels

Brussels or Paris … that do we prefer?

If we revelry in all things French, rejoice. At slightest dual carriers are charity ignored thoroughfare opposite The Pond to a span of Gallic cities only now.

Air France is selling inexpensive flights to Paris from a series of U.S. cities. Book and buy no after than Oct. 27. Depart by Oct. 28. There’s a seven-day advance-purchase proviso. Taxes and fees are not included. These Air France fares are listed each-way, though you’ve got to make a round-trip buy to land them.

• Boston flights to Paris are $303.
• Washington, DC flights to Paris are $310.
• Chicago flights to Paris are $310.
• Houston flights to Paris are $342.
• New York flights to Paris $377.
• Orlando flights to Paris $383.
• Seattle/Tacoma flights to Paris are $397.
• Miami flights to Paris are $439.
• Los Angeles flights to Paris are $453.
• San Francisco flights to Paris are $478.

Paris might be a City of Lights, though Brussels—some believe—is a epicenter of all things epicurean, generally if we drop it in chocolate. The place is also home of a French fry, and a bodacious 125 breweries. US Airways is offering round-trip passage from a series of US cities to a heart of a European Community. Fares are roundtrip, and do not embody taxes or fees.

• Washington, DC flights to Brussels are $864.
• Philadelphia flights to Brussels are $877.
• Boston flights to Brussels are $912.
• Pittsburgh flights to Brussels are $912.
• Charlotte flights to Brussels are $962.
• San Francisco flights to Brussels are $1,012.
• Phoenix flights to Brussels are $1,012.

So, Paris or Brussels – that is your favorite? Tell us, and tell us why.

Story by Jerry Chandler

(Image: Panoramas)

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