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Paris to Prague - best airlines

Posted by (North Carolina mountains) on

We just got back from our "Christmas Market" trip and visited Prague for the first time. We totally loved it. Next September, we'll be traveling with friends to France to spend time in Paris, Normandy and touring wine country somewhere south of Paris.

After telling our friends about Prague, they want to somehow work this into our trip. I'm thinking that flying into Paris and out of Prague is what we'll do, but my question is - how to get from Paris to Prague? Certainly don't want to take that long of a train trip. What airlines would be best for that flight?

Thanks for your help

Posted by
7025 posts

Check skyscanner.com. Several airlines fly that route. It depends mostly on if you want to save money on a budget airline or spend a little more to fly a major airline with possibly less restrictive luggage allowances. I plugged in a sample date in Sept 2015 and the fares ranged from $138 (Smart Wings) to $265 (Airfrance).

Posted by
16893 posts

Several staff here have used SmartWings on that route, because it was the best price they found through Skyscanner for their trips, and it worked well for them.

Posted by
8125 posts

When I'm planning flights from any city or to any city, I just look on Wikipedia for their airport. Virtually every airport in every country is there, and it gives you complete details about flights in and where direct flights go. The information is remarkably accurate.## Heading ##

Look for any of the budget airlines on the list, and then go on their direct website for up to date information.

Posted by
32200 posts

Sue,

One possibility you might consider is EasyJet, which offers flights from CDG to PRG (flight time ~1H:40M). They have daily flights except for 1 Sept. and no flights on Saturdays. If you decide to book with them, be sure to read the Terms & Conditions carefully, especially related to luggage.

Posted by
548 posts

Thanks for all the info.

Never thought about trying Wikipedia

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