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Galileo signs new transatlantic carrier
A new all business-class airline running flights between Paris and New York is to distribute its fares through Galileo.
L’Avion’s fares will be available to book by agents using the GDS worldwide.
The airline is to operate Boeing 757s with just 90 seats between Paris Orly and Newark six days a week and is offering promotional return fares of $999 for the first 1,000 bookings.
Galileo airline business development vice-president Matthew Hall said: “We are committed to bringing the best content to our travel agents through the most effective channel.
“By working closely with traditional airlines and those with new business strategies, such as L’Avion, we are ensuring Galileo-connected agencies continue to stay ahead of the competition”
Report by Phil Davies
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