
Malaysia Airlines has partnered with SNCF Voyageurs to connect Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with 28 destinations across France through integrated air and high-speed rail bookings.
The Malaysia Airlines rail partnership with SNCF Voyageurs will connect Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with 28 railway destinations across France. The agreement expands the airline’s intermodal travel network in Europe.
The partnership uses SNCF Voyageurs’ TRAIN + AIR product. Therefore, passengers can combine flights and rail services within a single connected journey.
Customers arriving at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport can continue to major French cities through the country’s high-speed rail network. Tickets became available on 10 July 2026 through Malaysia Airlines’ website.
Bryan Foong, Chief Executive Officer of Airline Business at Malaysia Aviation Group, said: “This partnership with SNCF Voyageurs represents a key step in advancing our broader strategy to deliver truly seamless, end-to-end connectivity for our customers across Europe. By integrating air and rail under a unified travel experience, we are extending our network reach beyond CDG to 28 destinations across France, enhancing connectivity, while offering customers greater convenience through seamless connections and a single itinerary.”
Under the agreement, Malaysia Airlines will place its marketing code on SNCF rail services. These services will operate under AccesRail’s IATA code, 9B.
As a result, customers can include rail journeys in their onward itineraries through Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The service provides one booking, coordinated connections and simpler transfers.
The network includes regional destinations such as Lyon, Strasbourg, Rennes, Lille and Marseille. Consequently, the Malaysia Airlines rail partnership extends the carrier’s reach beyond its Paris gateway.
The agreement also supports the airline’s MHrail initiative. This programme aims to expand combined air and rail links through international gateways, including Seoul and London Heathrow.