From 15 December 2025, Corsair will be the only airline to offer direct flights from Bordeaux Airport to Fort-de-France, Martinique. This new route is part of the airline’s strategy to strengthen air links with the French overseas territories, particularly by expanding connections between mainland France and these regions.
Following the success of its Bordeaux–Pointe-à-Pitre service, Corsair is adjusting its offer for residents of Nouvelle-Aquitaine by replacing this destination with a new overseas route. From this winter onwards, travellers will be able to fly directly to Martinique. Between 15 December 2025 and 20 April 2026, all passengers will be able to take advantage of Corsair’s new Bordeaux–Fort-de-France service, with return fares starting at €663 incl. VAT (including checked baggage).
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Bookings are now open on flycorsair.com and through travel agencies.
This new route reflects Corsair’s commitment to meeting the strong demand for travel to the French overseas territories by offering tailored solutions that meet passengers’ expectations. It also responds to a local demand for greater travel options, now giving passengers the opportunity to explore Martinique after four years of flights to Guadeloupe.
The youngest French fleet on the market and the second youngest in Europe
Corsair currently operates an exclusive fleet of nine Airbus A330neo aircraft, with an average age of just two years, serving all its destinations. The airline boasts a fully standardised fleet, making it one of the youngest in the world. According to the Ch-Aviationranking, Corsair operates the second youngest fleet in Europe and the youngest in France. In addition, Corsair was recognised as France’s Best Leisure Airline in the 2024 Skytrax rankings.
These latest-generation aircraft offer unparalleled comfort and modernity, featuring one of the quietest cabins in their category, cutting-edge in-flight entertainment, and optimal connectivity. This fleet renewal cements Corsair’s position as one of the best-equipped airlines in the world, reinforcing its commitment to a premium travel experience that meets the highest industry standards.
The aircraft are fitted with three cabin classes—Business, Premium, and Economy—ensuring a pleasant and relaxing journey for all passengers. Thanks to an innovative design, these aircraft offer the quietest cabin in their category, guaranteeing optimal comfort throughout the flight.
On board, passengers benefit from a modern and connected environment, with Wi-Fi access and an enhanced entertainment system. More than 100 films and TV series, a wide selection of music, games, radio stations, and dedicated children’s programmes are available to enhance their travel experience.
With this latest-generation fleet, Corsair ensures a uniformly high-quality experience across its entire network.
The rapid modernisation of its fleet demonstrates the airline’s unwavering commitment to its strategic roadmap, resulting in a fully standardised, ultra-modern fleet. Corsair also reaffirms its commitment to the aviation sector’s energy transition, with the Airbus A330neo offering significantly improved environmental performance, including a 60% reduction in noise pollution and a 25% decrease in fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions per seat.
Pascal de Izaguirre, Chairman and CEO of Corsair: "Corsair is committed to strengthening connectivity between Nouvelle-Aquitaine and the French overseas territories by offering direct flights to these destinations. After four years of service to Pointe-à-Pitre, we have chosen to introduce a new route to Martinique, providing our customers with an exciting new destination. We remain dedicated to facilitating tourism, family, and economic exchanges between the overseas territories and mainland France’s largest region."
Simon Dreschel, Chairman of Bordeaux Airport’s Executive Board: "Bordeaux Airport is proud to support Corsair in the development of its overseas network, further reinforcing links between Nouvelle-Aquitaine and the French overseas territories. We are committed to fostering these essential connections, which facilitate travel and contribute to the economic and tourism dynamism of French regions. The launch of this direct route to Martinique enhances Bordeaux’s travel offering, providing a non-stop long-haul flight—ensuring maximum comfort and significant time savings for passengers."
