September17 , 2026

    Air Caraïbes and French bee appoint Group Concorde as GSSA partner

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    Group Concorde, a leading global airline General Sales and Service Agent (GSSA), has announced a new partnership with Air Caraïbes and French bee, effective February 2025. Under this agreement, Group Concorde gains exclusive GSSA rights across 20 countries in the AsiaPacific and Middle East regions, further strengthening its footprint in key international markets, according to an official release from Group Concorde.

    As part of this strategic partnership, Group Concorde will oversee cargo sales and marketing for Air Caraïbes and French bee, ensuring efficient logistics and improved connectivity for customers. Leveraging its extensive network and deep expertise in the aviation industry, Group Concorde is well-equipped to drive growth and expand the market presence of both airlines, mentions the release.

    “We are honoured to be entrusted by Air Caraïbes and French bee as their GSSA partner in 20 countries,” says Prithviraj Singh Chug, CEO, Group Concorde. “This partnership reflects our commitment to delivering top-tier cargo solutions and strengthening global air freight
    operations. We look forward to contributing to the success of both airlines in these key markets.”

    This collaboration will enable shippers and freight forwarders in 20 countries and beyond to benefit from enhanced cargo services, increased capacity, and optimised logistical solutions, the release added.