Groupe Europe Handling takes part in the Salon des Formations et Métiers Aéronautiques, an event organized by Aviation et Pilote held today at the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace – Paris-Le Bourget.

As part of our ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion, Groupe Europe Handling is proud to support the Féminisons les métiers de l’aéronautique et du spatial initiative.

Our female employees, including Larissa Phaeton, an apprentice airport equipment mechanic, are here to show you that careers in Aero can be just as feminine as masculine, and to share the specifics of their day-to-day jobs.

As signatories of the Féminisons les métiers de l’aéronautique et du spatial charter, Groupe Europe Handling is taking action to encourage more women to consider careers in aeronautics and space.

Together, let’s move the sector towards a more inclusive industry!

Groupe Europe Handling brings together its 70 head office employees for a work seminar!

It’s the perfect opportunity to celebrate our collective successes and strengthen the bonds that make GEH one big family.

More than ever, we recognize the crucial importance of support functions in our business and for our subsidiaries. The teams working behind the scenes play an essential role in our overall success, providing expertise, coordination and day-to-day support.

As Groupe Europe Handling, we understand that collaboration between our various departments is key to our success. Today, we celebrate the synergy between support and operational functions that is propelling our company to new heights.

A big thank you to all our dedicated employees who contribute every day to making GEH an exceptional company. Forward to new challenges, hand in hand!

The renewal of our partnership with Air Caraïbes and French bee on the Paris Orly stopover bears witness to the continuing confidence and satisfaction of these two renowned airlines.

With an average of 9 flights a day operated by A350 and A330 from Paris Orly, Air Caraïbes and French bee serve destinations such as the French West Indies, French Guiana, Reunion, Tahiti and the USA. The renewal of this partnership underlines Groupe Europe Handling’s commitment to operational excellence and high-level customer service.

We look forward to continuing this fruitful collaboration and to continuing to offer quality services to Air Caraïbes and French bee.

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve signed up to the Charter for a Shared Safety Culture at Paris airports promoted by the Collectif Sécurité Circulation Aéroportuaire.

Why is this so important?

Because safety is at the heart of our commitment to airport professionals and users alike.

By collaborating with other major players, we are building a united front to ensure safe travel and the well-being of all.

Our goal is a safe, welcoming and efficient airport environment. This charter represents our unwavering commitment to protecting our employees and ensuring their safety.

We are convinced that a shared safety culture transcends borders and makes every airport a hub of trust.

ASSOCIATION JEREMY celebrated its years of impact and inspiration at an exceptional anniversary party. The program included moving testimonials from the association’s initiator, Jean Cyril Spinetta (Air France), who spoke of the role of education and training in human development, and brilliant former students who have made their way in the airport sector thanks to Jérémy. An evening of success and hope for future generations.

Thank you to Myriam PIEROG for recounting her career with ASSOCIATION JEREMY and Groupe Europe Handling, where she is now Passage Leader.

Thank you to Isabelle ALIZON for testifying to the positive impact of trainees in our subsidiary activities.

Together, let’s continue to write this beautiful story.