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French low-cost carrier French bee has appointed APG as its General Sales & Service Agent (GSSA) in Canada.French bee will officially enter the Canadian market on April 30, 2025, with four direct weekly flights between Montreal (YUL) and Paris (ORY). APG will oversee sales, marketing, and customer support in Canada. "This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the launch of our new Montreal route, enabling us to provide even more value to our Canadian customers," Marc-Antoine Blondeau, General Manager of French bee, said."I am confident that this partnership with APG, a recognized leader in the travel industry, will support the development of our airline in Canada and enable us to offer the best flying experience to travelers to France.”Founded in 2016, the airline currently operates nonstop flights between Paris-Orly (ORY) and New York (EWR), Los Angeles (LAX), Miami (MIA), and San Francisco (SFO). It also serves international destinations such as Tahiti and La Réunion, with Montreal set to join its network next month.APG partners with over 200 airlines worldwide, offering interline e-ticketing, fare filing, and settlement support. APG said its NDC Platform is designed to optimize airline distribution and maximize revenue potential.
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