Air France Collection

Air France, 1933. Creator: Dransy, Jules Isnard (1883-1945)
Air France, 1933. Private Collection

Tony Benn with Marcel Cavaille and Lord Beswick with models of Concorde during its development - March 1975 26/03/1975

A Air France Convair 990 on final approach to London Heathrow. 12th May 1967

Mr Irene Quaranta pictured at work in the Toulouse Aircraft factory. 22nd April 1975

Work in progress at the Toulouse Aircraft factory in Southern France. 22nd April 1975

An Air France Boeing 747 make first flight over Paris, Montmartre and Basilica of the Sacre Coeur, on May 21, 1970. The Boeing 747, called also " Jumbo Jet", entered service on January 21

Concept artist shows an Air France Boeing 747 flying over Paris, September 18, 1966. Construction of Boeing 747 begins in 1967, first flight takes place on February 09

Concorde airplane

AIRLINE POSTER, 1947. French poster advertising Air France. Lithograph, 1947

Poster advertising aerial transport, by L. Boucher, 1946
Posters, France, 20th century. Air France Orient - Extreme-Orient. Poster advertising the aerial transport by L. Boucher, 1946

Advertising for aerial transport
Posters, France, 20th century - Air France Paris-New York. Advertising for aerial transport

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"Air France: A Journey Through Time and Innovation" Step back in time as Tony Benn, Marcel Cavaille, and Lord Beswick marvel at the models of Concorde during its early days. Witness the elegance of an Air France Convair 990 gracefully descending on London Heathrow's runway on a sunny day in May 1967. The Toulouse Aircraft factory comes alive with Mr. Irene Quaranta diligently working amidst the buzzing atmosphere. From his skilled hands to the work in progress, witness the dedication that goes into crafting these magnificent flying machines. As a new era dawns, an Air France Boeing 747 takes flight over Paris, soaring above iconic landmarks like Montmartre and Basilica of Sacre Coeur. The sky becomes their canvas as they paint a picture of innovation and ambition. Returning to Toulouse once more, we find Mr. Irene Quaranta continuing his tireless efforts within this bustling factory. His expertise shines through as he contributes to each aircraft's creation with passion and precision. In another corner of Orly Airport Paris, Brigitte Bardot bids adieu to her beloved city while departing on an Air France flight. Even glamorous stars recognize the allure and reliability that Air France offers. From historic moments captured between visionaries to modern-day craftsmanship shaping tomorrow's aviation industry – Air France has always been at the forefront of excellence. Join us on this captivating journey through time where dreams take flight.