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Aug 26, 2011 (newstodate): The Lithuanian charter carrier Small Planet Airlines has registered with the United Nations Global Marketplace as a potential provider of charter services.
By joining the UNGM Small Planet Airlines aims to further expand its activity as a charter operator.
-During the last several years we gained valuable experience and significantly increased our capabilities. Presently we operate flights from five EU countries and have recently received an Italian AOC. Participating in the UN tenders will allow us to further expand our flight geography and extend our business capabilities as well as contribute towards UN participation in global development missions, says Vytautas Kaikaris, Small Planet Airlines CEO.
Named flyLAL Charter till August 2010, Small Planet Airlines' fleet consists of six Boeing 737-300 and two Airbus A320 aircraft and runs offices in Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Italy and the United Kingdom.
Small Planet Airlines is part of Lithuanian aviation business group Avia Solution Group and provides full charter, ACMI and ad-hoc solutions to tour operators and airlines.
By joining the UNGM Small Planet Airlines aims to further expand its activity as a charter operator.
-During the last several years we gained valuable experience and significantly increased our capabilities. Presently we operate flights from five EU countries and have recently received an Italian AOC. Participating in the UN tenders will allow us to further expand our flight geography and extend our business capabilities as well as contribute towards UN participation in global development missions, says Vytautas Kaikaris, Small Planet Airlines CEO.
Named flyLAL Charter till August 2010, Small Planet Airlines' fleet consists of six Boeing 737-300 and two Airbus A320 aircraft and runs offices in Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Italy and the United Kingdom.
Small Planet Airlines is part of Lithuanian aviation business group Avia Solution Group and provides full charter, ACMI and ad-hoc solutions to tour operators and airlines.