Airpark (Pvt) Ltd is delighted to announce its appointment as the General Sales Agent (GSA) for Madagascar Airlines in Sri Lanka.

Madagascar Airlines was formed in 2022 as the new national carrier of Madagascar, combining the businesses of Air Madagascar and Tsaradia. Based in the capital, Antananarivo, Madagascar Airlines operates a fleet of five ATR 72 aircraft across a network of 11 domestic destinations in Madagascar. Additionally, flights are offered to Paris, France through a codeshare agreement with Corsair and with Air France.

Through this strategic partnership, travellers from Sri Lanka wishing to book flights for travel within Madagascar or between Madagascar and Paris, can now do so easily and seamlessly through the AirPark office in Colombo. Whether travelling around Madagascar on business, or holidaymakers exploring Madagascar’s diverse nature and landscapes, AirPark’s experienced and helpful team can provide guidance and support with booking and ticketing so the travellers will arrive in Madagascar with all arrangements and documentation for their onward travel.

Speaking on the partnership, Thierry de Bailleul, CEO of Madagascar Airlines expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership: “We are delighted to partner with AirPark as the commercial representative of Madagascar Airlines in Sri Lanka. This strategic collaboration marks a significant milestone in our international expansion, providing Sri Lankan travelers with seamless access to Madagascar—whether for business or to explore its breathtaking landscapes. With AirPark’s professionalism and expertise, we are confident that travelers will enjoy exceptional service and dedicated support, ensuring a smooth and enriching journey to our unique destination”

Dougie Douglas, Vice President of Airpark, added: We are thrilled to be partnering with Madagascar Airlines at this exciting stage in their growth. Many thousands of Sri Lankans travel to Madagascar every year and are excited to be able to assist them with their onward travel arrangements before they set off on their journey. We also look forward to being able to support visitors from Madagascar to visit Sri Lanka.”