That depends on the circumstances surrounding the cancellation. For instance, if there was no issue with the flight, you might not be able to get a refund unless it allows for free cancellation. However, if you cancel after a delay that lasts more than 5 hours, Air France should give you a full refund.

Certain circumstances, such as a medical emergency, may allow you to cancel, provided you submit medical proof. A positive test for a contagious disease or evidence that you are incapacitated might lead to you getting a refund. However, you may have to pay the cancellation fees.

If you miss a connection flight due to a cancellation, Air France is legally required to find an alternative flight for you. If they fail to do so, they must offer a connecting flight and arrange for a free ticket for you back to your destination. Keep in mind that both flights need to be part of the same booking.

You can usually request a refund when your flight has been canceled, but it can take a couple of weeks until it reaches your account. If you can’t file for a refund at that moment, Air France gives you 12 months from the date of purchase to request it.

This mainly depends on the type of voucher you accept. If it’s a meal voucher, then you should have no issues getting a refund or compensation for your flight disruption. Travel vouchers are trickier because, depending on their coverage, immediately accepting them might forfeit your right to a refund or compensation.