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Caribbean Airlines and Air Caraïbes Sign Codeshare Agreement

Martin Aeberli - Chief Commercial Officer, Caribbean Airlines [Photo Credit: The Org]
Martin Aeberli – Chief Commercial Officer, Caribbean Airlines [Photo Credit: The Org]
Caribbean Airlines and Air Caraïbes have announced the signing of a new codeshare agreement that is expected to help boost regional travel.

This agreement expands travel options for Caribbean customers and visitors, as under this partnership, travelers from any destination within the Caribbean Airlines network may connect onto Air Caraïbes, via the French Caribbean territories of Martinique or Guadeloupe, for onward travel to Paris, France.

Passengers will reportedly enjoy the convenience of traveling on a single itinerary with through check-in and baggage handling, using flights operated by both Caribbean Airlines and Air Caraïbes.

This agreement represents a significant step in strengthening Caribbean Airlines’ network and underscores the airline’s commitment to enhancing regional and international connectivity.

Among the other proposed benefits include issuance of all boarding passes at the first point of check-in, coordinated flight schedules for convenient connection times and expanded access to Paris and destinations in mainland Europe

Caribbean Airlines’ Chief Commercial Officer, Martin Aeberli, commented: “This codeshare agreement with Air Caraïbes represents a strategic step in expanding our network, opening new connections to Europe via Paris-Orly, France. This partnership aligns perfectly with our ‘Welcome Home’ philosophy by enabling easier, more connected journeys for our customers. We thank the team at Air Caraïbes for sharing in this vision and working with us to offer greater travel convenience between the Caribbean and Europe.”

This partnership will boost leisure and business travel, as well as strengthen ties between French territories and the English-speaking Caribbean. It is a strategic development in Caribbean Airlines’ growth plan, aimed at creating a more connected Caribbean.

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