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Skytrans welcomes new Airbus fleet addition

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Pilotcenter.net

Skytrans, a leading passenger airline based in Australia and part of the Avia Solutions Group, has recently expanded its fleet with the addition of a brand-new Airbus A319 model. This update marks a significant milestone for Skytrans as it further strengthens its position in the Australian aviation market. The move highlights the company's dedication to growth, innovation, and operational excellence.

"We are thrilled to introduce the new Airbus model, not only to expand our fleet but also to redefine our operational capabilities and set a new standard in the aviation service industry. Our goal is to enhance our ACMI services, providing partners with more flexible and cost-efficient fleet management solutions. This new narrow-body aircraft represents a major leap forward for us," stated Gytis Gumuliauskas, Managing Director at Skytrans.

The introduction of the Airbus A319 is particularly geared towards boosting capacity during peak travel seasons in Australia, aligning well with the industry's ability to adapt to seasonal demands efficiently. With forecasts anticipating steady growth in domestic air passenger travel, Skytrans is strategically using ACMI services to enhance airline profitability by 2-3%, showcasing the financial advantages and operational flexibility it offers.

"As part of the Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI provider, we are introducing advanced ACMI services to the market, expanding our capabilities to better support airlines in need. Our focus is on enhancing airline success and promoting cost-efficient fleet management. The new aircraft type is specifically tailored for ACMI and charter operations, solidifying our commitment to delivering reliable and high-quality services across all our endeavors," stressed Gumuliauskas.

Integrating the new aircraft into Skytrans' operations was a substantial endeavor that required coordination across various departments within the company. This involved aligning processes, systems, manuals, training programs, and implementing additional procedures specific to narrow-body operations. "The introduction of this new aircraft opens up a host of opportunities that we look forward to exploring. We are confident in our ability to establish lasting, trusted partnerships," added Gumuliauskas, highlighting the company's dedication to excellence in all aspects of its operations.

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