Corsair Becomes the First French Airline to Adopt Skywise Mission+ FLIGHT
Paris, June 4, 2026 — Corsair has become the first French airline to deploy Mission+ FLIGHT, marking another major milestone in its digital transformation journey.
Connected to the FOMAX (Flight Operations and Maintenance Exchanger) system installed across its A330neo fleet, this solution streamlines crew operational processes, secures onboard data exchanges, and improves operational efficiency throughout all phases of flight — from pre-flight preparation to the transmission of post-flight reports to ground operations control teams.
Digital Innovation Driving Operational Excellence
Through the deployment of Mission+ FLIGHT, Corsair reduces manual data entry, minimizes the risk of errors, and provides its pilots with reliable, consolidated, and real-time information for every flight. The NavLog feature, AID-compatible (= Aircraft Interface Device, enabling the automatic updating of navigation and flight tracking information during the flight without manual re-entry by pilots) ensures continuous flight monitoring throughout the en-route phase.
This new milestone builds on a long-standing relationship with Airbus, established in the late 1990s. Following the adoption of N-Flight Planning via the Skywise platform in 2019, Corsair is opening a new chapter in its digital collaboration with the aircraft manufacturer.
Corsair thus joins a growing number of leading European airlines — including TAP Air Portugal and KM Malta Airlines — that have selected Mission+ FLIGHT to enhance the capabilities of their Electronic Flight Bag (EFB). By becoming the first French operator to implement this configuration, Corsair positions itself as a European benchmark in aviation operations innovation.
“By becoming the first French operator to deploy this configuration, Corsair is setting a new benchmark for digitalized flight operations in the region. This milestone demonstrates Corsair’s commitment to leveraging the most advanced technologies to achieve operational excellence.” Marc Lemeilleur, CEO of Skywise
“We are proud to advance innovation in the cockpit environment through Mission+ FLIGHT. Real-time access to digital flight management information is a key enabler for strengthening flight safety and operational efficiency. Through digitalization, we empower our pilots to manage each flight more effectively, supported by comprehensive and reliable information.” Enea Fracassi, Corsair Director of Operations and Fleet
About Corsair
Corsair is a French scheduled airline specializing in long-haul operations. It serves the French Caribbean (Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Barthélemy), the Indian Ocean region (Réunion, Mayotte, Mauritius, Madagascar), and West Africa (Côte d’Ivoire, Benin, Mali) from Paris-Orly as well as several regional French cities (Toulouse, Marseille, Bordeaux, and Nantes). Corsair operates a fleet composed exclusively of Airbus A330neo aircraft, among the most modern in the world, and offers a contemporary three-class service. Committed to the continuous improvement of its services and to a decarbonization strategy, the airline places customer experience quality and environmental performance at the core of its strategy.
About Skywise
Skywise is a leading digital services company wholly owned by Airbus. The company provides a unique offering that seamlessly integrates operations planning and control, flight operations, technical operations, and ground operations. By delivering interoperable digital solutions across the entire operational value chain, Skywise combines the expertise of an aircraft manufacturer with digital know-how to transform operational complexity into predictable and profitable performance, while ensuring resilient and sustainable operations.
Headquartered in Toulouse, France, Skywise employs approximately 750 people worldwide, with offices in Canada, China, France, India, Poland, Singapore, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and the United States, as well as representatives in several other countries.
Source: Skywise
