The FTIR spectra of CH2F2 have been investigated in a region of atmospheric interest (1000-1300 cm-1) where four fundamentals ν3, ν5, ν7 and ν9 occur. These vibrations perturb each other by different Coriolis interactions and the forbidden ν5 borrows intensity from the neighboring levels. Furthermore, the v4=state has been found to interact with the v3=and v9=states by anharmonic and c-type Coriolis resonances, respectively. The spectral analysis resulted in the assignment of about 7500 rovibrational transitions which have been simultaneously fitted, together with microwave data available in literature (Hirota E. J Mol Spectrosc 1978; 69: 409-420) [15] using the Watson's A-reduction Hamiltonian in the Ir representation and the relevant perturbation operators. The model employed includes eight types of resonances within the pentad ν3/ν5/ν7/ν9/2ν4. A set of spectroscopic constants for the four fundamentals as well as parameters for the v4=state and eighteen coupling terms have been determined. The simulations performed in different spectral regions well reproduce the experimental data.