Find the cheapest flights from Paris to Prague in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Paris (CDG) → Prague (PRG)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 3h 30m – 5h 30m (1 stop)
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €85 | low |
| February | €78 | low |
| March | €95 | low |
| April | €125 | medium |
| May | €145 | medium |
| June | €165 | high |
| July | €195 | high |
| August | €190 | high |
| September | €135 | medium |
| October | €110 | medium |
| November | €72 | low |
| December | €220 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- easyJet (direct): from €55 — Fare finder on easyJet website shows full calendar. Prices rise sharply 14 days before departure – book at least 3 weeks ahead.
- Transavia France (direct): from €60 — Transavia often has sales in January and September. Check both Paris Orly and CDG – they operate from both.
- Air France (direct): from €120 — Flying Blue miles can be redeemed on this route. Business Class offers flat-bed seats on afternoon departures.
- Czech Airlines (direct): from €90 — Often cheapest for business class redemptions. Check afternoon departures – they’re less crowded than morning flights.
- Lufthansa (connecting): from €110 — Frankfurt connection typically shorter than Munich (1h15m vs 1h45m layover). Morning departures from Paris CDG work best.
Booking Strategy
For Paris-Prague, the sweet spot is booking 4-6 weeks ahead for direct flights on budget carriers. easyJet and Transavia dominate pricing, with round-trips often under €80 when booked outside peak periods. Tuesday and Wednesday departures save €20-40 versus Friday-Sunday. The cheapest departure time is early morning (6:00-8:00) on weekdays, though afternoon flights (14:00-16:00) offer better convenience. Use Google Flights to track price history – this route sees dramatic drops 21 days out if planes aren’t filling. For Austrian Airlines or Lufthansa connections, book 8+ weeks ahead as these fill faster. Czech Airlines sometimes undercuts direct carriers on Business Class – compare all carriers even for premium cabins. Avoid Paris Beauvais airport as it adds 1.5 hours travel time to Prague for most Parisians.
Route Tips
- Fly into Paris CDG for best connections, but check Orly departures too – Transavia often cheaper from Orly and it’s closer to city center if you’re staying in southern Paris
- Prague Airport has no train station – bus 119 to Dejvická metro is fastest at 25 minutes, not the Airport Express train (doesn’t exist)
- Czech Airlines allows 23kg checked bags even on basic fares – compare with easyJet before booking if you need checked luggage
- Book transfers from Prague airport via Uber app – it’s half the price of official taxis and drivers are more reliable
- Check if you need a visa – EU citizens need only ID, while non-EU nationalities should verify Czech Republic entry requirements before booking
- Prague in December is magical but expensive – book flights by October for Christmas market visits
- Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ search from Paris to find cheapest months if your dates are flexible
- Lufthansa connecting through Frankfurt often has better flight times than direct budget carriers if you value luggage included and shorter total travel time
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Paris to Prague?
Direct flights from Paris CDG or Orly to Prague take approximately 1 hour 55 minutes. easyJet and Transavia operate the fastest schedules at 1h 50m, while Air France flights average 2 hours due to slightly longer boarding procedures. If flying with one stop via Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, or Amsterdam, total travel time ranges from 3 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours 30 minutes depending on connection time. Morning connections through Frankfurt or Vienna typically have shorter layovers (1h-1h30m) than afternoon connections.
How much does it cost to fly from Paris to Prague?
Direct flights start from €55 with easyJet or Transavia when booked well in advance. The typical price range for direct flights is €80-€180 depending on season. January through March and November see the lowest fares (€55-€100), while December, July, and August command €150-€250. Connecting flights through Lufthansa or Austrian Airlines cost €110-€200 but include checked baggage. Air France direct flights range €120-€280. A round-trip in economy typically costs €100-€200 year-round with some budget deals under €80 outside peak periods.
Are there direct flights from Paris to Prague?
Yes, multiple airlines operate direct flights between Paris and Prague. easyJet offers 3-4 daily flights from Paris CDG and 2-3 from Paris Orly. Transavia France operates 2-3 daily flights primarily from Orly. Air France has 3-4 daily departures from CDG, while Czech Airlines operates 2 flights daily. This route has excellent direct coverage with over 12 daily flights combined. No airlines currently offer overnight flights on this short route, and all direct services arrive at Prague’s Václav Havel Airport (PRG). The short 850km distance makes this one of the best-connected European routes from Paris.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Paris to Prague?
November is statistically the cheapest month, with average fares of €72 and frequent deals under €50. January and February follow closely at €78-€85 average. These winter months see reduced tourism to Prague, pushing airlines to discount heavily. March and October offer shoulder-season pricing at €95-€110. The most expensive periods are December (€220 average, rising to €300+ around Christmas) and July-August (€190-€195 average). For best prices, target mid-week departures in late January or early February. Note that Prague’s Christmas markets in December justify the premium if that’s your plan.
Which airlines fly from Paris to Prague?
Four airlines operate direct flights: easyJet (most frequent, budget), Transavia France (budget, Orly-based), Air France (premium full-service), and Czech Airlines (national carrier with good business class). Budget airlines include strict baggage policies – one small cabin bag with easyJet, while Transavia allows a slightly larger cabin bag plus paid checked bag. Air France and Czech include checked baggage and better seat selection options. Connecting services come from Lufthansa (via Frankfurt), Austrian (via Vienna), KLM (via Amsterdam), and Swiss (via Zurich) – these are generally more expensive but include full baggage allowances and better connections if you’re coming from smaller French airports.
What airport do I fly into in Prague?
All flights arrive at Václav Havel Airport Prague (IATA: PRG), located about 17km west of the city center. The Airport Express bus to Hlavní Nádraží (Main Train Station) takes 35 minutes and costs 100 CZK (€4). The cheapest option is public bus 119 to Dejvická metro station (25 minutes, 40 CZK/€1.60), then Metro Line A to the city center. Taxis from the airport to the Old Town cost 500-700 CZK (€20-€28) – use the official taxi stand or app. Uber operates in Prague but taxi rates are regulated. The airport is modern with decent amenities; allow 30-45 minutes from landing to city center arrival.
How far in advance should I book Paris to Prague flights?
For this route, 4-6 weeks ahead provides the best balance of availability and price. Budget carriers (easyJet, Transavia) typically release seats 6-9 months out and cheapest fares disappear 3-4 weeks before departure. Booking 5 weeks ahead on a Tuesday or Wednesday for a Tuesday-Wednesday departure often yields €50-70 tickets. For December travel, book by early October as prices spike after that. July-August requires 6-8 weeks advance booking. Last-minute deals occasionally appear 7-10 days out if planes aren’t full, but this is risky. Avoid booking 2-3 weeks ahead – this is the most expensive window.
Is it cheaper to fly from Paris to Prague on weekdays?
Yes, Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently cheapest, saving €20-50 compared to Friday-Sunday. Monday falls in the medium range. The difference is most pronounced on budget carriers – a Friday flight on easyJet might cost €90 while the same route on Tuesday costs €55. Morning flights (6:00-9:00) are typically €10-20 cheaper than afternoon departures. For the best combination, book a Tuesday or Wednesday morning flight departing between 6:00-8:00. Weekend returns to Paris are slightly more expensive than weekday returns. If your schedule allows flexibility, shifting travel by one day can save significantly on this particular route.
Data updated: 2026-03
