On 6 November, GEH – Groupe Europe Handling took part in Runway Connexion #3, organized by AIRH – Aéro Impact Ressources Humaines and AEROWORK, at the Groupe ADP Environment House at Paris–Orly Airport.

Orly Airport is more than just a transport hub: it is a learning and inclusive territory where future career pathways are built.

The event, hosted by Christophe Blondel, Vice-President of the AIRH Attractiveness Commission and Secretary General of GEH, brought together more than fifty committed stakeholders—companies, public partners, and institutional representatives—around the theme:
“A remarkable employment territory: how Orly is creating a new dynamic of inclusion and skills development.”

During the roundtable discussion “From candidate to employee: the Aerowork journey,” Laurène Vaillant, GEH Orly passenger services agent, spoke alongside Cédric Sere (GSF) and Sophie Pecchia (Apave) to share her inspiring career path.
A powerful testimony illustrating the concrete connection between local talent and companies in the aviation sector. ✈️

In the presence of Laurence Faure (Managing Director of Paris–Orly) and Benoît Helt (President of AIRH), the morning highlighted the collective impact of the AIRH and Aerowork networks: public–private cooperation, career pathway support, and the promotion of future-oriented professions.

This Runway Connexion once again demonstrated how airport employment can be a powerful driver of inclusion, provided that training, support, and local cooperation remain at the heart of the approach.

GEH – Groupe Europe Handling is pleased to announce that Air Côte d’Ivoire has selected its subsidiary EHC to handle the cargo operations of its flights at Paris–Charles de Gaulle Airport.

This new Abidjan–Paris route, operated six times a week with an Airbus A330, marks an important milestone in the airline’s development and reflects the trust placed in GEH’s teams.

Congratulations to Bruno Lanfumey and his team on this collective achievement, which is the result of rigorous work and continuous commitment in support of our partners.

As a Group, GEH continues to pursue its mission: delivering ground handling and cargo services to airlines based on operational performance and safety.

GEH – Groupe Europe Handling took part alongside Qantas in Safety Week, a key event dedicated to risk prevention and the promotion of a strong safety culture at Paris–Charles de Gaulle Airport.

This edition placed particular emphasis on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), with a specific focus on hearing protection in high-noise areas—a simple yet essential measure to safeguard everyone’s health.

Driven jointly by Qantas and GEH, several initiatives were carried out:
🦺 raising employee awareness on the proper use of PPE,
📺 broadcasting safety messages on digital screens,
📸 highlighting operational teams during a safety focus organized on the apron.

Safety is everyone’s responsibility; it relies on vigilance, discipline, and collective commitment.
GEH extends its thanks to its teams and to Qantas for their strong involvement and professionalism.

Safety is lived every day, in every action, on every operation.