The airline Level France announced the end of its activity this Thursday, July 9, 2020 following the epidemic of COVID-19. Since 2018, the low-cost long-haul company has served several destinations, including Martinique, Guadeloupe, the United States and Canada.
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The airline Level France announced this Thursday, July 9, 2020, the end of its activity following the epidemic of COVID-19, as well as the establishment of a safeguard plan for employment (PSE).
This WHY will not affect all staff on fixed-term contracts. The company, which employs 231 people, will also start negotiations at an economic and social committee on July 15. Discussions with unions are expected to last three months, according to a company representative.
Subsidiary of IAG, created in October 2018, Level France, had the ambition to “develop low-cost long-haul flights from Paris-Orly” notably to Martinique, Guadeloupe, the United States, and Canada aboard Airbus A330-200.
In March 2020, the airline had to successively close its routes to Las Vegas, then Boston, followed in June by Vienna and Amsterdam. Deletions that questioned its economic viability and durability.
Despite this judgment, Level France still sells tickets on its website until January 2021.
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