The airline which serves the Antilles and Reunion Island announces the resumption of its flights from June 18, 20 for Guadeloupe, from Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle pending the reopening of Orly, planned for June 26.
On its website, Corsair announces the “gradual” resumption of its activity from June 18, from Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle. For Guadeloupe, it will be on June 20 that the Paris-Pointe-à-Pitre flights will be operated. But from the 18th, Fort-de-France reopens its doors to the company, and from the 19th the Corsair planes will leave for Reunion. The company's ambition: "to operate a daily flight as soon as possible on each of the three islands".
“This recovery is subject to the conditions set up by the local authorities, in particular the capacity restriction (in number of passengers by plane and in number of flights per week). The overriding reasons for travel remain in force, "warns the company, however, which indicates that this could lead it to" modify "its program. "We will therefore continue to keep you informed of the travel conditions on this regularly updated page and you will be personally contacted regarding the status of your flight. "
Corsair plans to gradually resume international flights to Abidjan, Mauritius and Montreal as soon as the restrictions in force in France and in the destination countries are lifted.
Resumption of international flights
They are also international flights, departing from Paris, which will resume little by little, from June 26: Abidjan, then Mauritius, then Montreal. But for the United States, where the coronavirus epidemic is still very virulent, "the travel restrictions imposed by the American authorities and the lack of visibility", force to "suspend the service to Miami until further notice". Same thing for New York that the company intends to serve in daily flight. "But given the current situation, the opening of New York is postponed to the spring of 2021."
All the sanitary measures on board the planes will be respected, announces the company. And in particular the wearing of a mask for all passengers and crew from arrival at the airport to getting off the plane.
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