Due to the excellent corrosion resistance in high chloride environment, recently titanium was considered as a candidate material for flue gas desulfurization (FGD) system. Although titanium was highly chemically resistant, it was reported that titanium oxide was still attacked by concentrated sulfuric acid, notably by fluoric acid. Therefore this study was aimed to explore the effect of fluoride on the corrosion of titanium in simulated FGD acidic chloride solution. Corrosion tests employed the electrochemical methods including cyclic polarization and open circuit potential measurement. Electrochemical measurements were performed under controlling the solution temperature. The critical corrosion concentrations of fluoride at various temperatures were also determined. Using the X-ray Photoelectron Spectrum (XPS), the corrosion products were identified as TiO(superscript +2)•H2O, TiO2, and TiO•SO4 (or Ti(SO4)2). A corrosion mechanism was proposed according to this analysis.