EDEIS airports digitalize access to on-demand aviation to offer new mobility solutions, joining forces with French start-up Moove to better meet
regional needs. From now on, the 17 regional airports will offer a digital tool to simulate and book customized flights. This technology, aimed primarily at the thousands of SMEs and ETIs based in the regions, allows to compare different modes of transport, and assess the features of on-demand aviation in terms of productivity and time savings.
This innovative approach places the airport at the heart of the business traveler's journey and makes it a driving force behind the local economy.With the aim of helping to reduce unnecessary carbon emissions associated with empty-leg flights, this service allows you to book repositioning flights book repositioning flights directly from airport websites.
This partnership is a new step for the Edeis Group, France's leading local airport operator, in developing a more responsible and accessible air service for the local community.
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