Chalair to fly from Andorra-La Seu from January 2027, fares from €55

French airline Chalair will become the new operator of scheduled flights at Andorra-La Seu Airport from January 2027, running services through 2030. The schedule combines year-round routes to Madrid, Palma and Paris-Orly with seasonal connections to three more French cities.

Key facts

• Start date: January 2027, with the contract running through 2030
• Year-round destinations: Madrid, Palma and Paris-Orly
• Seasonal destinations: Nice and Lyon in summer, Nantes in winter
• Starting fares: €55 to Palma, €67 to Madrid, €79 to Paris
• Aircraft: a 48-seat ATR 42 permanently based at the airport

Which routes will operate all year?

Three destinations will run year-round: 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 form the core of the new schedule, with seasonal services to three other French cities added on top.

What are the seasonal flights?

Nice, Lyon and Nantes are the seasonal additions. The Nantes route will operate twice a week during the winter. In summer, Chalair will offer two weekly services to Nice and one to Lyon.

Operating periods and flight frequencies may be adjusted or expanded depending on how the routes develop.

How much will tickets cost?

Fares will start at €55 to Palma, €67 to Madrid and €79 to Paris. These prices include taxes, a 10 kg cabin baggage allowance and free seat selection.

Fares for the seasonal routes to Nice, Lyon and Nantes have not yet been detailed.

What else has been announced?

Special packages for Andorran businesses are also planned, although prices and terms have yet to be disclosed.

What this means for travellers

Travellers heading to or from Andorra will have direct connections from Andorra-La Seu Airport to three Spanish and French cities all year from January 2027, plus seasonal links to Nice, Lyon and Nantes. Those planning trips on the seasonal routes should wait for the detailed fares and operating periods, which have not yet been published.

Chalair will permanently base a 48-seat ATR 42 aircraft at the airport. Further details on the seasonal timetable and business packages are still to come.