Ua filifilia e le kamupani vaalele Falani CorsAir le APG, e avea ma ona sui lautele (GSA) i Mali.
"APG ua fiafia ma faamamaluina e fai ma sui o CORSAIR i Mali. Ou te talitonu o le tatou au o polofesa i le fanua o le a mautinoa le manuia o le vaalele ma vaalele fou i lenei maketi "fai mai Sandrine de SAINT SAUVEUR - Ofisa Sili o Pulega & Peresetene - APG Inc. I le Ianuari 30th, 2018 Corsair galue i le va o Paris-Orly ma Bamako-Modibo Keita o se vaega o le tulafono-faʻasoa maliega faʻatuina i le aso lava e tasi: o se laʻasaga muamua, o le tele o le Aso Lua o le a faʻagaioia e Corsair, i latou o le Aso Gafua, Aso Lulu ma le Aso Sa totoe ma Aigle Azur. Corsair o le a faʻatinoina le lona lua taimi masani i le Aso Sa amata mai ia Aperila, aumaia le aofaʻi i le lima vaʻalele faʻagaioia i vaiaso taʻitasi e le lua vaʻalele vaalele i le va o Farani ma Malian laumua. O paaga fou o loʻo faʻamatalaina o lenei tuʻufaʻatasiga "o le a faʻatagaina ai tagata faʻatau o kamupani uma e lua ona maua se penefiti mai le lautele lautele o filifiliga e uiga i fetuʻutuʻunaʻiga ma pasese tuʻufaʻatasia mai le malaevaʻalele a Paris-Orly i Mali". Faʻafetai foi i lenei maliega, kamupani e lua "o le a mafai ona faʻatosina mai tagata fou ma tali atu i le tasi itu i le manaʻoga o se vavalalata tagata o loʻo i ai nei i le va o Paris ma Bamako ma, i le isi itu, i le au faʻatau pisinisi ma le tele fetuutuunai ofo faʻafetai i le faʻateleina o tuʻusaʻo vaʻalele.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- Also thanks to this agreement, the two companies “will be able to attract new customers and respond on the one hand to the demand of an affinity clientele very present between Paris and Bamako and, on the other hand, to the business customers with a more flexible offer thanks to the increase of direct flights.
- I am confident that our team of professionals in the field will ensure the success of the airline and new flights in this market” says Sandrine de SAINT SAUVEUR –.
- Corsair will operate a second frequency on Sunday starting from April, bringing the total to five flights operated each week by the two airlines between the French and Malian capitals.
