GetJet Airlines have added three Airbus A320-200 aircraft as it continues to renew its fleet. This added aircraft will offer additional capacity to European customers and support them with ACMI operations the whole season and beyond.
The new aircraft will feature a single economy class cabin of 180 seats.
The ACMI and charter operator recently added two Boeing 737NGs to its fleet enabling the operator to double its capacity and offer comprehensive and flexible wet-lease services for individual clients.
“This fleet development is an important milestone for our company, enhancing our capabilities to provide airlines with additional capacities of aircraft and crew and give them much-needed support in keeping their flight schedules busy,” commented Rūta Kulvinskaitė, CEO, GetJet Airlines.
This year, GetJet Airlines have signed some new ad-hoc ACMI agreements with Marabu, TUI Deutschland GmbH, and Air Malta. The carrier signed its latest partnership with Icelandair for flight operations in June from Keflavik Airport.