With the lifting of the fortnight between the islands, Air Caraïbes is once again operating its regional flights from May 25, 2020, with rotations between Pointe-à-Pitre and Grand Case.
The Air Caraibes program provides for two flights per day morning and evening all next week except weekends due to the closure of the airports of Guadeloupe and Martinique.
Then from June 1, the 2 flights per day will be provided seven days a week as before the suspension of flights.
Flights to and from Santo Domingo and Saint Lucia remain closed for the time being.
In terms of transatlantic flights between the mainland and the West Indies, Air Caraïbes intends to relaunch them from June 12, 2020, subject of course to changes in the health situation.
From June 12, 2020, it will resume regular flights between Paris and Pointe-à-Pitre, Fort-de-France and Cayenne. The service from or to Paris will be operated from / to Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport between June 12 and 26. Then from June 26, Air Caraïbes flights will be redirected to Paris-Orly airport, which will have to be reopened to commercial flights. On that date, his sister company French bee will also resume flights from Paris to Saint-Denis de La Réunion.
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