Private jet catering at FDFMartinique Aimé Césaire International.
A French overseas department — part of France and the EU, with the euro and French rules — jet-capable Fort-de-France and a gateway to the wider French Antilles.
Or · no account required.
Where we deliver at FDF.
The FBOs we work with most. Other ramps handled on request — call dispatch.
Martinique executive handling
FDF · FDFJet-capable handling at Fort-de-France — customs for non-EU arrivals. We confirm the current handler before every delivery.
Other operators in the area — Million Air HPN, Signature Newark — handled separately. See nearby airports below.
What we plan around at FDF.
Local constraints we build into every delivery window — curfew, customs, slots, transit, and ramp access.
It's France/EU.
Euro, EU rules; for EU traffic it behaves like a domestic French leg. Non-EU arrivals clear customs. We stage to it.
French Antilles gateway.
Onward to Les Saintes, Guadeloupe, and the smaller French islands; we provision the jet leg and the onward.
Winter peak.
In the hurricane belt — Dec–April high season.
Confirm FBO.
Delivery starts with the tail's handler.
Cross-border catering.
For non-EU legs, sourced locally (see below); within the EU, French sourcing is the draw.
Around FDF.
Martinique orders lean into French-Créole and Caribbean sourcing — local seafood, Créole specialties, French provisions, and the island's signature rhum agricole.
Local seafood.
Caribbean catch and coastal preparations from a French island.
Créole specialties.
Accras, colombo, and other French-Créole signatures sourced locally.
French provisions and patisserie.
French provisions, patisserie, and rhum agricole — Martinique's signature spirit.
Restaurant sourcing & special diets.
Restaurant sourcing on request; special diets on 24-hour lead.
What we usually pack out of FDF.
The menu adapts to France in the Caribbean.
How orders run through FDF.
The local lane. Lead times, kitchen routing, ramp handoff — tuned to this airport.
Also in this region.
Other airports we cover near Martinique. Same dispatch lane, same standard.
FAQ
It's a French overseas department — part of France and the EU, with the euro and French rules.
For EU traffic it behaves like a domestic French leg; non-EU arrivals clear customs.
French-Créole — Créole specialties, French provisions, rhum agricole. We source locally.
By 4pm prior day local; same-day from two hours.
Flying out of Martinique?