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Cheap Flights from Boston to France

Cheapest round-trip prices found by our users on KAYAK in the last 5 days
Paris
Paris2 stops$675
Nice
Nice1 stop$686
Marseille
Marseille1 stop$633
Lyon
Lyon1 stop$519
Toulouse
Toulouse1 stop$583
Bordeaux
Bordeaux1 stop$512
Nantes
Nantes1 stop$582
Biarritz
Biarritz1 stop$1,344
Montpellier
Montpellier2 stops$926
Strasbourg
Strasbourg1 stop$719
Ajaccio
Ajaccio2 stops$1,977
Perpignan
Perpignan3 stops$1,020
Paris
Paris2 stops$675
Nice
Nice1 stop$686
Marseille
Marseille1 stop$633
Lyon
Lyon1 stop$519
Toulouse
Toulouse1 stop$583
Bordeaux
Bordeaux1 stop$512
Nantes
Nantes1 stop$582
Biarritz
Biarritz1 stop$1,344
Montpellier
Montpellier2 stops$926
Strasbourg
Strasbourg1 stop$719
Ajaccio
Ajaccio2 stops$1,977
Perpignan
Perpignan3 stops$1,020
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Price, demand and travel trends for Boston to France flights

Use KAYAK data on prices, travel dates, airlines and seasonal trends to compare options and book flights with more confidence.

Are flights from Boston to France cheaper or more expensive than last year?

Fares from Boston to France are running about 14% higher than they were around this time last year, averaging $837 round-trip.

What are the cheapest fares from Boston to France right now?

Here are the cheapest round-trip fares from Boston to France on KAYAK in the last week:

• Bordeaux (BOD) from $512
• Lyon-Saint Exupéry (LYS) from $576
• Nantes Atlantique (NTE) from $582
• Toulouse Blagnac (TLS) from $583
• Marseille (MRS) from $633

What’s the cheapest month to fly from Boston to France?

January is the cheapest time of year to fly, with average fares of $623. Prices are highest in June, when average flight costs increase to around $1,108.

When is the best time to book flights from Boston to France?

Book your flights 6 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data collected over the past 12 months shows that booking in this window can save you around 19% compared to booking last-minute (within 2 weeks of departure).

Which airport in France is the cheapest to fly to from Boston?

Based on KAYAK data from the past 12 months, the cheapest airports to fly into France are:

• Paris Beauvais-Tille (BVA) (avg. price $548)
• Paris Orly (ORY) (avg. price $596)
• Lyon-Saint Exupéry (LYS) (avg. price $773)

What’s the cheapest day to fly from Boston to France?

Tuesday tends to be the cheapest day to fly from Boston to France, while Thursday is the most expensive. Fares run about 12% higher that day, based on the past 12 months of KAYAK data.

What's the cheapest time of day to fly from Boston to France?

Data from the past 12 months shows it's cheapest to fly to France during the morning with average prices of $762. The night is the most expensive time to fly, with average prices of $891.

Key details for Boston to France flights

Low season

February

Cheapest flight

$269
Beat the crowds with an average 34% drop in travelers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 37% increase in travelers.
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Your Boston to France flight questions, answered

Find helpful answers about this route, including flight times, airports, airlines and booking tips.

  • Is now a good time to book a flight from Boston to France?

    Yes. Fares from Boston to France are low right now. As a rule of thumb, a round-trip under $676 (cheaper than most fares this year) is a good deal, so if you spot one at or below that, it's a good time to book.

  • How much should I budget for a flight from Boston to France?

    Over the past 12 months, round-trip fares from Boston to France have ranged from $676 to $1,120.

  • What are the main airports serving France?

    France has 67 airports. The three busiest are Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) (75% of arrivals), Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE) (12%) and Marseille (MRS) (3%).

  • What airlines fly nonstop from Boston to France?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, 3 airlines offer nonstop flights on this route:

    • Air France
    • Delta
    • JetBlue

  • Where in France can I fly nonstop from Boston?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, you can only fly nonstop from Boston to Paris.

  • Is it cheaper to fly with a layover from Boston to France?

    Yes. Nonstop flights from Boston to France average $897 over the past 12 months, but flights with a layover can cost less. The most affordable connecting airports are:

    • Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL) (avg. price $479)
    • Newark (EWR) (avg. price $594)
    • Charlotte Douglas (CLT) (avg. price $619)

  • How long is a flight from Boston to France?

    Flights from Boston to France take 6h 59m on average.

  • How often are flights from Boston to France delayed and what's the average delay?

    12% of flights on this route are delayed by at least 15 minutes. The average delay is 2h 29m.

  • Which cabin classes are available on flights from Boston to France?

    On flights from Boston to France you can book Economy Class, Premium Economy Class, Business Class or First Class.

  • What are some popular landmarks in France?

    KAYAK travelers' favorite landmarks in France include:

    • Eiffel Tower
    • Champs-Elysées
    • Louvre Museum
    • Opéra Garnier

  • What are the earliest and latest flights from Boston to France?

    The earliest nonstop flight from Boston to France departs at 4:55 pm and the latest departs at 11:25 pm. Nonstop flights take about 6h 59m.

  • Can I sleep at CDG?

    It is not difficult to sleep at CDG in between flights, especially if you're inside Security. Terminals 2A and 2E are the most pleasant locations, whether taking a nap during the day or setting up camp for the night. Put on a sweatshirt and put your noise-canceling headphones on because it's probably going to be cold and bright wherever you decide to sleep at the airport. But if you would like to get a rather comfortable sleep, book a room at any of the multiple hotels at CDG.

  • How far is Paris from CDG?

    The distance between Paris and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is roughly 18.6 miles. It takes about 17min to get to Paris from the airport by taxi or car rental. However, the shuttle bus and Towncar take approximately 23min to travel the same distance.

  • Are there currency exchange counters at BOS airport?

    Since in France they use euros instead of dollars, you will need to exchange some of your dollars to euros. So, if you are flying out to Paris through BOS, look out for currency exchange counters in Terminals E, A and B to exchange some of your dollars for euros.

  • How early should I arrive at BOS for my flight to Paris?

    When flying out through BOS, it is advisable to arrive at the airport at least 3h before your scheduled flight departure time. As a result, you will have ample time to get your ticket validated and get to your gate on time, avoiding the peril of missing your flight.

Your guide to booking Boston to France flights

Get tips on when to book, when to fly and what to know before your trip.
  • If you can plan ahead, the sweet spot for booking your flight is 6 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data shows fares in this window are around 19% lower than last-minute bookings (made within 2 weeks of departure). Not ready to commit? Set a Price Alert and we'll let you know when prices change.
  • If your travel dates are flexible, book your trip for January when flights are typically cheapest and avoid June when prices are at their highest.
  • Flying on Tuesday is usually the cheapest. Flights on Thursday cost about 12% more on average, so being flexible with your travel dates could help you save.
  • If arriving on time matters more than price, consider flying with one of the most punctual airlines on this route: JetBlue, Air France and Delta.
  • If you're looking to save, Paris Beauvais-Tille (BVA) is the cheapest airport to fly into from Boston. If you have onward travel, don't forget to factor in the cost of your journey by train, bus or domestic flight.
  • Start your trip in Paris, which is the most popular destination in France. From there, it's easy to continue on to other popular destinations such as Nice, Cannes and Strasbourg.
  • If you want the shortest trip, choose the Boston to France nonstop route. If you'd rather save money, the route via Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL) is usually the cheapest.
  • If you have scheduled an early morning flight departure from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), consider spending the night at Hilton Boston Logan Airport Hotel. It is conveniently located 0.7 miles from the airport. Additionally, it provides outstanding services like plenty of parking and airport shuttle service to and from the hotel.
  • BOS has a number of medical care facilities so travelers who get sick there can receive treatment and prescription medication. Given their proximity to the airport and location, the medical facilities are easily reachable in case of an emergency.
  • At the very least, Terminal C at Boston Logan International Airport has an excellent interactive kids' play area for passengers traveling with young children. Before boarding their flights or after landing, kids may relax and let off steam in the kid-friendly Kidport play area, which includes a variety of toys and is full of fun.
  • When at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and looking for something to do while you wait for your airport transfers, there are a number of services you can use. For instance, after a long trip, treat yourself to a massage at the Be Relax Spa in Terminal E. This will help your joints relax.
  • There are designated pet relief facilities at CDG located at the Main terminal entrance and inside the terminal post-security. Therefore, people flying to Paris with their dogs can make use of these spaces to make their pets comfortable after the flight.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Boston to France

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Boston to France? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.8
DeltaOverall score based on 8690 reviews
7.8Comfort
7.8Entertainment
7.2Food
8.1Boarding
8.5Crew
Airline reviews

Boarding was delayed by an hour and then we proceeded to sit on the tarmac for another 30-40 minutes. No clear explanation was ever given and the delay caused me to miss my connecting flight home. Was forced to stay the night in the connecting city which impacted my following workday and cause personal issues at home as well.

2.0 MediocreNathaniel, Oct 2026
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Boarding was delayed by an hour and then we proceeded to sit on the tarmac for another 30-40 minutes. No clear explanation was ever given and the delay caused me to miss my connecting flight home. Was forced to stay the night in the connecting city which impacted my following workday and cause personal issues at home as well.

Good flight — left on time due to on time arrival of Pittsburgh flight

Delta keep on impressing me. Right now Delta airline is the best of them all

Good but since we got in early we had to wait on runway for our gate. That was kind of a bummer but we still got in earlier than planned For entertainment I was watching a movie and getting close to the end of it with 15 min left but it kept jumping automatically to the next movie before finishing.

13 hour delay stuck in Detroit and missed a day of meetings. It was terrible

Great crew. Comfortable seating. Nice overhead bin space. My app didn't allow me to check in for my flight to BOS. When I called Support, they didn't fix it, but just told me to check in at the airport. Seat back entertainment was great. Could be better if the audio could connect to Bluetooth.

The cabin was definitely dated, but that's about par for the course. The flight crew were wonderful as always (always a Delta highlight), but the boarding process was slow with little direction or encouragement to get people in their seats quickly since we were already delayed.

Totally organized, quick boarding, professional staff and ON TIME! Good size seats in the cabin Wonderful experience

The flight was delayed to board, then delay in landing and extremely bumpy landing.

Great flight! Only complaint I had was that I didn’t get breakfast that morning because I don’t eat eggs for breakfast.. I ate an energy bar I bought in the airport which I had never done before. Otherwise, another great Delta flight!

Our flight delayed, due to the incoming flight arriving late from Paris. AF caused us to miss our connecting flight, also booked through Air France directly. They couldn't accommodate us until later that night, and we had to be in AMS earlier than that. They won't do anything else to help us and wanted to charge us more money to rebook us too. Not great service, since it was all their fault.

Seats! The eternal problem in economy. They are like stones!!

Everything is good except the seats are tightened no rooms for the legs,

It was a great experience. The only thing I would have changed was that the bathrooms were never cleaned and they got very dirty.

It was an OK flight with below mediocre service by their flight attendants

Wasted a lot of time trying to find the CDG lounge - it was not next to the connecting flight gate like the Air France staff said.

The only reason the overall rating wasn't "excellent" was due to problems in claiming luggage. The bags are delivered to the main area (Cinta 35) for domestic passengers, but to a DIFFERENT ROOM for international arrivees. After waiting 30 minutes, someone (who didn't appear to be from Air France or the airport) told us to go to another area. There we found our bags, which appeared to have been awaiting us for a while. We had to go through a bag check before leaving the airport. If we had been alerted to this possibility, or better yet, been to go directly to Cinta 34, we could have eliminated quite a bit of waiting.

I did not get my baggage at my final destination..poor coordination with connecting flights with partner airlines (Saudi airways). Also the food was very mediocre.

Not great , just ok . I expected better food but it did not deliver . Flight staff was ok . The guy at the drop off bag counter was the only saving grace in this whole trip . He was pleasant, friendly and very helpful . You couldn’t ask for a better assistance from him .

The first half from DC to Paris was very good and the staff were very helpful and humble BUT flight from Paris to Mumbai was sad. 1) it was packed. 2) no space on head compartment 3) crews were unresponsive to the calls 4) one crew member literally banged the bottle of water after giving me glass of water. A little water splashed on me and she was unapologetic 5) with so many hours of flight, little leg space should be taken care else don’t fill your airline till brim which affects your crew and they remove anger on us. 6) huge line for washrooms. 7) 2nd half journey was pathetic

We had a wonderful experience with Aer Lingus. The seats were too close for the long trip. The crew was absolutely perfect. They were so caring and thoughtful! My husband did not have a good experience with Air Lingus on the phone when trying to take care of getting better seating because he is disabled and needed a wheelchair prior to the day of our flight! Mariam R. in Boston was so helpful with seating and getting help for my husband. Filip Pytka who works for OCS was extremely helpful! He made sure that we had the lift because my husband could not climb the stairs to get onto the airplane. He took us from the gate all the way down to where we needed to be.

Well, I think we left close to on time. Crew was “eh”.

Seats are terribly cramped. I’m only 5’2” and my knees were practically in my face. No room to put a normal size bag under the seat and when the person in front of you reclined their seat your tray table was in your lap. This is the airline’s way of cramming more seats into the plane to make more money. I’ll think twice about taking Aer Lingus again since there are a few other options from Boston to the Emerald Isle.

The food was mediocre, the coffee was terrible. The entertaining selection was plentiful. They lost my checked luggage which put a damper on my 10-day vacation.

Weeeeeeell, you folks know economy class on Airbuses well--you're packed in like sardines. We may actually spring for more expensive seats next time, with a little room to stretch out. NO room to stretch out in Airbus economy class! :-) Apart from this, the food was decent (considering that it's mass-produced, and has severe spatial restrictions of its own), the staff were friendly enough, and there was a wide selection of movies, etc. to watch. Overall, I'd tend to use the word "adequate" rather than "exceptional" for my experience. But really, how could it be otherwise?

Food was very bad. Boarding was disorganized and messy. Crew was friendly

Gate agents kind of serious. Had to wait til arriving at gate to choose seats. Thankfully they did give us seats together! And grateful the honored our age, giving us seats at the front.

Great service on the plane and by ground staff. great prices. I was able to change seats on the plane. The allocated seats cannot be changed when checkin in online. They have to be done at the airport if you check in at the airport or on the plane by asking a stewardess / steward.

Great travel. Wonderful experience. Hope to do it again in the near future. God willing

The transatlantic flight was wonderful. The regional reminded me of jet blue. Crazy and packed. Not enough overhead space and tough on elderly.

I tried to check in beforehand from Ireland. The Jet Blue website sent me to the Aer Lingus website and vice versa. I tried to get a boarding pass at Dublin Airport as well, but they said they couldn't help me either. I had to wait until I arrived at the gate in Boston to secure a boarding pass...it was a bit nerve wracking.

The crew was not nice this time. I asked for a drink one time and the girl didn’t say anything to me and just got me the hot drink while walking super fast to the back. We were sitting in the back and she wasn’t doing anything except socializing. She was upset I asked for something and she had to do her job. I also didn’t fully have it in my hands when she handed it to me so it was dangerous. She was abrupt and rude. She wouldn’t allow for people to spread out like previous flights we had been on if they were empty, and there were empty rows. It was strange and she enjoyed being angry at us.

Left a bit late duee to a technical issue, but got in early

Wonderful aircraft Crew was tired,but great considering On time No complaints

Your Jet Blue representative at the check in desk in Boston on Sunday morning, October 13, was unkind and unhelpful. For that reason alone I will avoid JetBlue airlines in the future. No food or beverage on the flight due to turbulence (not your fault). However I paid extra to sit in the upgraded section in the front and did not benefit from most amenities.

Multiple delays, poor communication, dismissive staff, chaotic boarding, broken seat back entertainment. Not really much to like.

There was more leg room in what was most likely a basic assigned seat (row 25) then on other airlines I've flown lately.

My overall experience with JetBlue was pretty poor and disappointing. We originally booked a DIRECT flight home from Boston on 9/28 at 8:00pm even though it cost more than the non direct flights. With no reason other than "unforeseen circumstances", our flight home Monday was cancelled and we were rebooked on a 7:00am flight on 9/29 with a layover in JFK. We were traveling with sick kids coming home from a funeral of a loved one and needed to be at work on Tuesday so paying extra for a flight home Monday was something we had to do. The original direct flights were considerably more expensive than the non direct flights- so I don't understand how Jetblue did absolutely NOTHING to compensate or right their mistake. We will not be booking with them in the future because they are not reliable and they showed no remorse nor did they make any attempt to make things right. The least they could have done was credit the difference in cost of flight because I know our original flights cost more than the one we were rebooked on. Once again- we will not be flying with them in the future and will advise family and friends to be aware of the risk you run when giving them your business. Do better.

Terrible. We originally booked a direct flight from BOS to MCO on 9/28 at 8:00pm and it was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances and the flight we were rebooked on was on 9/29 at 7:00am with a layover in JFK. We were traveling with sick kids so leaving at such an early hour was absolutely miserable, and on top of that we all missed work which we couldn’t afford. On top of that- we paid a fortune for our flights to be direct without a layover and the flights with layovers were cheaper so at the very minimum we should have been refunded the difference. With absolutely no explanation or sympathy from JetBlue- we will avoid using them in the future due to the fact they aren’t reliable nor do they correct their mistakes.

I like everything. Blythe at DCA is the absolute best!

Only coffee, tea, and water were complimentary. Seat did not recline.

On-time arrivals and departures. Crew helpful and friendly. Yet everything costs extra: seat selection, food, even airphones!

Delays at check-in, seemed like they were short ground staff at the time and some passengers needed extra processing.

Food - Non-Existent. You pay for everything. It is strictly Pay-to-Play!

There was no lounge at Boston for us to use. Typically flying first class overseas comes with lounge privileges. The seats did not recline even a little. My headset only worked on one side. I felt like I was flying on Ryan Air, not Icelandic Air.

Still one of my favorite airlines, but the entertainment options were a bit lacking. It didn't help that my screen didn't work on one of the legs of the trip.

The plane was very small and the aisle was so narrow that every time someone walked by they rubbed against me, so it was very uncomfortable.

Paid for a Premium seat...minimal recline, no footrest. Maybe slightly wider than a cheap economy seat. Zero chance of getting any rest on this plane

Everything was great! My only critique is 25 euro for wifi is wild, but I get it

I liked how easy my transfers between flights in Keflavik were. I would have appreciated more food options in Keflavik.

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