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Sep 24, 2020 (newstodate): On September 17, 2020, The Danish charter and ACMI carrier DAT, Danish Air Transport, announced its annual report 2019 showing its 17th consecutive year of profitability.
   The DAT Group comprises two airlines in Denmark and Lithuania, respectively, as well as DAT Leasing that places capacity with the group's two airlines as well as with external customers.
   Already on September 2020, a new release from DAT however showed that the jubilation was dampening as lack of support from the state aid packages forces the airline to close down all flights on one domestic route between Karup and Copenhagen till January 2, 2021, as well as reduction of flights on another domestic route between Aalborg and Copenhagen- and reduction also on flights between Copenhagen and Bornholm that have so far been a success for DAT.
   Things are not just bleak, however:
   In a release on LinkedIn this week, Maersk Drilling reports of its partnership with DAT that has successfully transported more than 1,000 crew, agency hands, third party partners, clients, competitors and even repatriated tourists, embassy staff and expats for Maersk.