Cobalt commenced its first route to France on 4 December, a link between its Larnaca hub and Paris CDG

The 2,980-kilometre airport pairing will be flown by the carrier twice-weekly (Thursdays and Sundays) on A319s. The link is already served by Aegean Airlines, which according to OAG schedules also operates twice-weekly on the same days as Cobalt. Paris becomes Cobalt’s seventh destination from Larnaca, with an eighth – Birmingham – launching on 10 December. Its other routes are Athens, Chania, Heraklion, London Stansted, Manchester and Thessaloniki. This summer the airline also launched flights to Dublin. However the route has subsequently ended, with it not bookable for next summer. According to ch-aviation, Cobalt currently has three aircraft in its fleet: two A319s and one A320.

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