On March 28, French Bee will suspend all its flights around the world. In Polynesia, this has been done since March 18. The boss of the group Jean-Paul Dubreuil explains that he is already thinking of reopening the lines once the crisis has passed. The only uncertainty is Polynesia.
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Posted on March 26, 2020 at 4:30 p.m.,
updated on March 27, 2020 at 08:44
French Bee will she return to Polynesia? and if so when? The question is open and the CEO of the Dubreuil group, owner of French Bee and Air Caraïbes, has not lifted the uncertainty.
More flights since March 18
While Air Tahiti Nui and Air France are still repatriating their customers to the metropolis and the United States, the French Bee company has suspended all its flights to and from Tahiti since March 18. Leaving a lot of customers in the panade. The sister company of Air Caraïbes continued to operate a few flights with the West Indies and Reunion. She announces that all these flights will now be stopped from March 28.
Resumption of flights on June 10
In an interview with the newspaper “La Tribune” the boss of the group, Jean-Claude Dubreuil predicts that the crisis will last at least until the end of May. He ensures that the company has enough cash to pass this test and is already counting on a resumption of flights in June. Especially for the North America, Caribbean and Reunion network.
Bounce to come back better? …or not
But only one destination seems to be a problem for the company’s manager: French Polynesia. Jean Claude Dubreuil does not comment on a date for the reopening of this service. She could intervene later.
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