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All known records of aquatic dance flies (  Empididae  ,   Clinocerinae  : 21 species;   Hemerodromiinae  : eight species) from the island of Corsica (France) are summarized, including previously unpublished data and data on the newly described species    Chelipoda   puschae    Ivković, Perović &amp; Grootaert,  sp. nov.  This species was collected during the “La Planète Revisitée Corsica 2019” survey and represents the first description of a new species in the genus    Chelipoda    from the European–Mediterranean region in more than 180 years. A key to European species of    Chelipoda    is provided. Including the new species, five species are recorded from Corsica for the first time:    Dolichocephala   malickyi    Wagner, 1995,    Dolichocephala   oblongoguttata    (Dale, 1878),    Dolichocephala   ocellata    (Costa, 1854),    Chelifera   subangusta    Collin, 1961, and    Hemerodromia   unilineata    Zetterstedt, 1842. The new species is described and illustrated, and new records of aquatic dance flies from Corsica are given, with new data on 17 species in eight different genera. At present, 29 species of aquatic dance flies are known from Corsica, with 10 species endemic to the island.

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High endemicity in aquatic dance flies of Corsica, France (  Diptera  ,   Empididae  ,   Clinocerinae   and   Hemerodromiinae  ), with the description of a new species of    Chelipoda