Corsair is a French long-haul airline linking Paris-Orly with the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean and West Africa. Its fleet has been renewed around the Airbus A330neo, with Business, Premium and Economy cabins. The network combines services to France’s overseas territories with destinations elsewhere in those regions.
Open the Corsair International Airbus A330-900 seat map to explore its seats.
On Corsair-operated flights, select during booking or through My Booking until two hours before departure. Business includes seat choice; Economy Flex and Premium Flex include standard seats in their respective designated areas. Basic, Classic and Premium Smart selections, and upgraded seat categories, generally cost extra. Otherwise, a seat is assigned at check-in. Operational or safety changes can affect assignments.
Passengers must be at least 18, fully mobile, fluent in French or English and able to operate the exit and assist in an evacuation. Corsair excludes pregnant passengers, people travelling with animals, and passengers whose mobility, sensory or cognitive limitations or body size impede emergency duties. Its stated waist limit is 135 cm. Ineligible passengers can be moved without a refund.
Notify Corsair when booking. Its dedicated assistance guide requests at least 48 hours’ notice, while the airport check-in page asks for 72 hours, so arrange support early. Up to two mobility aids and one medical device travel free in the hold, subject to space and dangerous-goods rules. Passengers requiring assistance check in at the airport.
One cabin bag and one underseat accessory are included, with a combined limit of 12 kg in Economy or 18 kg in Premium and Business. The bag may measure 55 × 35 × 25 cm including wheels and handles; the accessory limit is 25 × 20 × 33 cm. Infants under two without seats have no separate cabin allowance.
