On the occasion of the International Tourism and Fairs Market (IFTM) 2026, several key players in the tourism and travel industry have announced new partnerships and initiatives. One of these is a collaboration between Airport Management Services (AMS) and IBC Aviation, aimed at enhancing premium mobility options in the French Caribbean. This partnership allows AMS, an airport services provider, to expand its offerings by integrating customized air transport solutions. IBC Aviation brings an international network of aircraft to the partnership, offering a range of options from smaller turboprops to ultra-long-range jets. These aircraft can accommodate between 4 and 30 passengers and are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The goal is to provide clients with flexible, responsive, and confidential travel solutions, particularly for those who require private charter services. AMS, which was founded in 2008, has long supported airlines, companies, institutions, and individual travelers with services such as ticketing, concierge support, Meet & Greet, and airport assistance. With this new partnership, AMS is expanding its services to include private charter flights, ensuring personalized support through a single contact person. This move is designed to better serve both professional and private travelers in the Caribbean, Metropolitan France, and beyond. The expanded premium mobility offering has been noted in various reports, including one that highlights the importance of maintaining an accessible travel option for economic sustainability. According to Serge Papin, maintaining such an accessible offer remains a challenge for the local economy. This partnership between AMS and IBC Aviation is part of a broader strategy to develop premium mobility services while emphasizing personalization and close customer engagement.