In a country where centralism remains a dogma, particularly in air transport, Corsair is going against the tide. The airline is launching a series of routes from Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille and Nantes to West Indies and Indian Ocean.
Lyon is benefiting the most from this strategic direction. After launching two weekly flights on Lyon-Marseille-La Réunion with an extension to Mayotte, the airline is positioning itself on Mauritius. From 23 OctoberEvery Wednesday and Friday, she will be offering a Lyon-Maurice with a stopover in Marseille. In DecemberEvery Friday, Corsair will also serve L...
In a country where centralism remains a dogma, particularly in air transport, Corsair is going against the tide. The airline is launching a series of routes from Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille and Nantes to West Indies and Indian Ocean.
Lyon is benefiting the most from this strategic direction. After launching two weekly flights on Lyon-Marseille-La Réunion with an extension to Mayotte, the airline is positioning itself on Mauritius. From 23 OctoberEvery Wednesday and Friday, she will be offering a Lyon-Maurice with a stopover in Marseille. In DecemberEvery Friday, Corsair will also serve Lyon-Pointe-à-Pitre.
A NantesEvery Thursday, the carrier will offer a service to Fort-de-France while at BordeauxCorsair has just announced that it will be positioning an aircraft every Sunday on Pointe-à-Pitre. Flights will start in mid-December from both cities.
More comfort with the Airbus A330neo
However, the carrier is not neglecting its main Paris base at Orly. At the end of October, Corsair will also be launching three flights a week from Orly to Mauritius. And in December it will be inaugurating an airline service to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. The latter will be served twice a week (Monday and Saturday). The carrier has also strengthened its position on Orly-Abidjanwhich has been offering a daily flight.
Note that Corsair to put its brand new Airbus A330neo into service on a number of routes. The new cabin has 3 classes of travel (business, premium eco, eco+). These classes seat 352 passengers. There are 20 seats in Business, 21 seats in Premium, and 311 seats in Economy, including 33 seats in Eco+. Finally, passengers benefit from Wi-Fi in all classes.
