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Industry solutions

Airlines

Extra aircraft when an airline is short on capacity, arranged through partner operators.

Overview

An airline can find itself short of aircraft during a seasonal peak, after a disruption or while its own fleet is out of service. Finding a replacement quickly is difficult, and the options are limited.

We help airlines look for extra aircraft through partner operators. You tell us the route, the dates and the number of seats you need. We contact operators that may have suitable aircraft and report back on what is available, together with the details that matter, such as the aircraft type, crew arrangements and approvals needed. The operator and the airline agree the commercial terms and the regulatory arrangements, and we coordinate the process.

Aircraft for airlines come with approvals, crew and insurance questions that must be settled by the parties concerned. We help bring the right people together early, so these points are clear before dates are set.

Who it is for

Airlines facing a seasonal peak.
Operators recovering from a disruption.
Carriers whose own aircraft are out of service.
Airline planners comparing capacity options.

What we arrange

A search through partner operators.
Details on aircraft type and availability.
Coordination between you and the operator.
Updates as options change.

How it works

Tell us the capacity gap
Routes, dates and seats or cargo capacity needed.
We approach partner operators
We report what is available and under what conditions.
You decide, we coordinate
We support the process between you and the operator.