Nonstop air service on Delta from Pittsburgh International Airport to Paris’s Charles de Gaulle Airport now provides an enormous convenience for business travelers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Leave crowded East Coast hubs behind and gain a mid-afternoon touch down at home.

The time is right for your organization to make this flight its preferred route to Europe (and the world beyond).

What you need to know:

• Delta Flight 188 departs PIT at 6:15 p.m (M, W, Th, S)*
• Delta Flight 189 returns to PIT at 1:55 p.m. (T, Th, F, Su)*

From CDG Airport, Air France, Delta's partner, has connecting flights to 90+ destinations in Europe, India and the Middle East. High-speed rail from CDG can also get you to your final destination.

These tools will help you make Delta’s nonstop flight your preferred route for international travel:

• Make this flight part of your company’s travel policy.
  Get started with this suggested corporate travel policy language (Word file)

• It’s new, improved and beautiful!
  Take a look at Charles de Gaulle Airport (Video)

• UPDATED - A brand-new user’s guide to Charles de Gaulle Airport
  Take this map along to help you navigate CDG like a pro! (PDF file)

• What’s the buzz in the business community?
  Hear what Pete Kalis of K&L Gates is saying about why he’ll be supporting the new nonstop air service. (Video)

• UPDATED “Gateway to Europe” flyer with flight details, departure days/times (PDF file)

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Visit www.flypittsburgh.com or www.delta.com.

*Beginning on October 1, 2009, the nonstop service on Delta was seasonally reduced to four days per week (outbound and inbound flights) until June 1, 2010, when five-day-per-week service will again resume.