Air Caraïbes and French bee: Ready to conquer winter

Air Caraïbes and French beeThe Dubreuil Group's airlines are gearing up for winter 2024-2025 with a significant increase in flight frequencies. To West Indiesof Reunion Island and theCentral AmericaThe new offers meet the growing expectations of travellers. With up to 20 weekly flights to Pointe-à-Pitre and 13 to La Réunion, they add 43,000 seats for the season, strengthening their presence in key markets and offering greater flexibility and comfort. The strategy: sustained growth and a better travel experience.

Increased frequencies to French overseas departments and America

Airline companies Air Caraïbes and French beeproud representatives of the Dubreuil Group, unveil an ambitious winter program for the 2024-2025 period. With a significant increase in flight frequencies, these airlines are seeking to satisfy growing passenger demand. This strategy not only offers greater flexibility, but also enhanced on-board comfort for passengers.

Intensified regional and transatlantic services

To strengthen its position on strategic routes, Air Caraïbes is stepping up its flights to Caribbean and theCentral America. In particular, schedules between Paris-Orly and the French West Indies have seen an increase in frequency. Passengers can now enjoy up to 20 flights a week to Pointe-à-Pitre and 17 flights to Fort-de-France. Connections to Cayenne, Punta Cana and Cancun have also been intensified.

This increased schedule allows Air Caraïbes to add a total of 43,000 seats for the winter season, consisting of 25,000 additional seats for Guadeloupe and 18,000 for Martinique. This remarkable increase is a perfect response to the demand from West Indians for more frequent and easier travel.

Extending our offer to La Réunion

Simultaneously, French bee is adapting its offer to meet the specific needs of its passengers, with a particular focus on the Paris-Orly - Réunion route. From 11 to 13 weekly flights, this expansion represents a 13 % increase in capacity to this popular destination. At the same time, the airline maintains its regular flights to New York, San Francisco and Miami.

French bee's influence is also being felt in future expansion. From spring 2025, a new Paris-Orly - Montreal route will be offered, with up to 5 flights a week. This continual diversification of the offering is in line with the ongoing innovation strategy of the two Dubreuil Group companies.

An ever-expanding international network

Recent initiatives byAir Caraïbes and French bee reflect a clear determination to seize the new opportunities offered by the global air transport market. While other companies such as SWISS unveil new seasonal routes, Air Caraïbes and French bee strengthen their presence on existing routes while breaking new ground.

Accessible from MarrakechThis is further enhanced by its connection to major cities such as New York, Miami and New York City. BerlinTheir air network is constantly expanding. As part of their commitment, they don't hesitate to explore new destinations such as Montreal, while relying on the great historic transatlantic hubs.

Comparative Winter Offers 2024-2025

Criteria	Air Caraïbes	French bee
Total number of flights	87 flights a week	27 flights a week
Antilles reinforcement	25,000 additional seats	Not applicable
Destinations served	West Indies, Central America	United States, Reunion Island
New line	Not applicable	Paris-Orly - Montreal in spring 2025
Frequencies to New York	Not applicable	7 flights a week
Demand response	Increased options for Guadeloupe, Martinique	Extension to Reunion Island
Transatlantic axis	Not applicable	Paris-Orly - San Francisco - Papeete, Paris-Orly - Miami
Growth target	Greater flexibility	Enhanced global capacity
Travel experience	Improved comfort and accessibility	Enjoy an enriched trip

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