This is FCC – French Caribbean Connection.
Expect more than you would ever dream of!
In just a few short years, our airline has grown from a small start-up to the leading airline in France. We are proud to say that we help thousands of travelers get to the places they want to go each year.
FCC's success is down to three things: excellent training, a harmonized product and, of course, an attractive price level.
All of our employees are paid above the ordinary. We know that our goals can only be achieved by motivated people.

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FCC is the airline of choice for business and leisure travel to the world's most popular destinations.

We are writing the year 2025.
Such a long time without an update.
What has happened? We have sailed through turbulent weather but always landed safely.

As promised, FCC continued its journey to renew the fleet.
This process is ongoing, but so far complete.

FCC signed important strategic partnerships and interline agreements.
In addition, the FCC Group is becoming the world's leading airline group, setting new standards.

It operates a harmonized fleet of Boeing Dreamliner and Airbus single-aisle aircraft.
We currently have more than 25,000 employees, of which we are very proud.

The new cabin layout has been introduced and is being rolled out.
This new cabin design is identical across the company to provide a consistent experience for all customers. Especially if you have a connecting flight within the airline group.

The date is February 2020.
The final flight of a 757 took place on 2 February.
FCC3127 from Detroit to Paris CDG (F-AABK) arrived at 05:47 local time on 3 February.
The last 757 IGW will leave the fleet on 15 February. F-AACJ called Lannion.
This 757 has been part of the fleet for at least 3 years.

The date is 20/09/2019.
Our plan to renew the fleet is going according to schedule.
As stated in the August announcement, we are committed to replacing the oldest planes. Check out the list below for more details:
The B757 (all versions) is clear to leave the FCC group. Routs will be replaced by B787-8 or A321LR.
The A340-300 has been replaced by the B787-9.
Our fleet department have successfully completed the transition from the A340-600 to the B787-10.
All Dreamliner models come with the new cabin layout, known as NEO.

The date is 20/08/2019.
FCC continue to re-new the fleet. It is confirmed that all A330-200s will be replaced by B787-8s. We are also planning to retire all of our A340-300 aircraft.
In addition it is time to replace the oldest B757 planes. All our new planes are fitted with the NEO cabin interior product.

20/07/2018.
Renewing our fleet is still on our schedule for 2018 and 2019.
Most of our A330-200 left the family already. I can tell you with certainty that only three of those are still in operation on international routes.
Our oldest A340-300 retired and has been replaced by a B787.
We will replace seven A340-300Xs in only 5 days of time. Such a big event for FCC.

2018
FCC is back with a bang after a long restructuring phase.
New Dreamliners have joined the fleet, replacing the MD11 flights.
The final flight took off on 31.12.2017. We say thank you and goodbye.
FCC has a new face. We are proud to present the whole group in new colors and logos.

2016
FCC set up FCL French Caribbean Link as a subsidiary of our holding in Saint Denis de la Réunion.

10-2015
FCC proudly joined the Sky Alliance Team.

FCC opened a small hub in Lyon at the end of October and based two B757s there. One is servicing Charlotte and the other Montreal.
We had to lease two A310s for a short time to fill the gaps during a larger flight plan adjustment.
FCC reactivated services to Charlotte and Singapore via Paris.
Atlanta is now an available destination on the A330 in two comfortable classes. New York is also available on the B757 in the afternoon to fill the gap.

The date is 20/08/2015.
The FCC leased an A340-300X, the youngest plane in the fleet. The A340 is on its way to Anchorage and Denver. It has a new cabin and is extremely comfortable. Hong Kong, Las Vegas and Miami are also back on the schedule.
Congratulations: We reached 1,000,000 passengers on 21 August.

The date is 20/07/2015.
Two A340-200 joined the team and will be used to expand to the Asian region.
Our last A310 is now history and has been replaced by a B757.
The FCC relinquished their first-class product on three MD-11 jets.

The date is 20/06/2016.
The fleet ended up with three different types of aircraft: The B757-200ER/IGW, A310-300ET and MD-11ER are the aircraft in question. All other types of aircraft left. All our pilots have the required type rating for the planes mentioned.
FCC has lost a highly rated interline partner in the US. This is a big step backwards for our customers.
Business to Asia and our North African operations are running smoothly.

10-2014
In 2014, FCC began operating two Boeing 757-200ER and one MD-11ER from Paris Orly to the Caribbean Islands.
The date is 20/02/2015.
FCC has made clear adjustments to the flight schedule, adding two new destinations. Mombasa and Luanda.

Another MD-11ER aircraft joined the fleet in mid-February. We also added Phuket, Colombo and Antananarivo at this time.

We acquired three additional aircraft to supplement our B757 fleet and make adjustments to the flight schedule. This event means that all of our A310s will be leaving the fleet soon. FCC has also begun settling business in Florida.

FCC has cancelled services to Colombo and Phuket because of strong partnerships and interline agreements in the Asian region.
Our Canadian guests gave us positive feedback, so we added a second destination to our schedule. Calgary will be serviced twice a week with an MD-11 in a three-class configuration.
The company was forced to lease two B737-400 due to a high number of travelers around the Mediterranean Sea.
We will use the B737 to provide an earlier rotation to Paris Orly, in addition to the flights on B757 to Tunis and Monastir.

February saw the following operational changes. SXM changed back from A310 to B757.
Havana is taking place on the last A310 in the fleet. It is clear that Calgary changed from MD-11 to B757.
Vancouver and Recife are now added on a weekly basis.