September21 , 2026

    Aeroprime Named India GSA for Euroairlines

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    Aeroprime Group has been appointed as the General Sales Agent (GSA) for Euroairlines in India, marking a strategic partnership aimed at expanding the European carrier’s commercial presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.

    Under the agreement, Aeroprime will oversee sales, marketing, customer support, and trade engagement for Euroairlines across India. The partnership is expected to strengthen the airline’s distribution network by working closely with travel agents, freight forwarders, and industry stakeholders to increase market reach and boost passenger bookings.

    The appointment comes as demand for international air travel between India and Europe continues to grow, driven by business, tourism, and visiting friends and relatives (VFR) traffic. By leveraging Aeroprime’s established sales network and market expertise, Euroairlines aims to enhance brand visibility and improve access to its services for Indian travellers.

    Industry experts believe the collaboration will help Euroairlines tap into India’s expanding outbound travel market while offering travel partners greater connectivity through the airline’s network and interline partnerships. Aeroprime’s extensive experience in airline representation is also expected to support the carrier’s long-term growth strategy in the region.

    The partnership reflects the increasing interest of international airlines in strengthening their footprint in India, where rising passenger demand and improved air connectivity continue to create new opportunities for global carriers and aviation service providers.