Air Antilles' Syndicat National des Pilotes de Ligne (SNPL) is delighted with the airline's recovery.

The National Union of Airline Pilots (SNPL) ofAir Antilles recently expressed his enthusiasm for the airline's recovery, marking a positive turnaround after a difficult period. Having gone through financial and operational turbulence, Air Antilles seems to be back on track for good, thanks to the joint efforts of all stakeholders.
A new era for Air Antilles
The re-launch of Air Antilles means much more than just the resumption of flights. It's a new beginning that promises better working conditions for employees, as well as significantly improved services for passengers. The SNPL welcomes this initiative as a strong signal of optimism for the future of the company and the regional airline industry.
Collaborative efforts rewarded
SNPL members attribute this success to a solid collaboration between company management, shareholders and employees. All joined forces to restructure, redefine and optimize the company's operations. These measures include :
- Internal reorganization.
- Improving working conditions.
- Fleet modernization.
- The introduction of new air routes.
Positive impacts for employees
The resumption of operations at Air Antilles has had an immediate and positive impact on the well-being of its employees. The SNPL noted a noticeable increase in morale among crews and ground staff, who had previously felt uncertain about their future. The company's renewed commitment to its employees was also underlined by promises of further training and improved benefits.
Outlook for the future
As the airline strives to return to full operational capacity, the SNPL remains vigilant to ensure that each stage of this recovery is implemented in a sustainable manner. Forecasts are optimistic, with a planned increase in destinations served and a strengthening of strategic partnerships.
Main benefits of the restart
For employees | For passengers |
Improved working conditions | New range of destinations |
Continuing education | Improved service reliability |
Enhanced employee benefits | Enhanced customer experience |
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