It's possible that even if you do want to go to France, your flight might no longer be going. Many airlines are decreasing the number of flights around the world, for two reasons: one, to minimize the spread of the disease, and two, because of decreasing demand.British Airways and Delta are among those who have reduced the number of flights to France throughout March due to a drop in demand. Some airlines are offering free or discounted postponements on pre-booked tickets. This is the case for Air France, which is offering free postponement on all flights booked before March 31, 2020 with departure dates until May 31, 2020.Air France, which flies 121 flights weekly between the United States and France, said Thursday if would only fly some of those routes from Friday, March 13 until March 28. It was still determining what the plan would be after that. According to The New York Times, the US represents about a third of the French airline's revenue.