Jackson Square Aviation has delivered an Airbus A330-300 to Lisbon-based euroAtlantic Airways, marking the start of a new partnership between the aircraft lessor and the ACMI and charter specialist.
The aircraft joins euroAtlantic Airways’ growing Airbus fleet as the carrier continues to expand its capabilities across the global ACMI and charter market.
The A330-300 is widely used for long-haul operations and offers a combination of passenger capacity, range and operational flexibility that makes it suitable for ACMI, charter and other capacity-driven operations.
Kevin McDonald, CEO of Jackson Square Aviation, said the company was pleased to welcome euroAtlantic Airways as a new customer.
“The A330 remains a proven and versatile asset, providing the operational efficiency, flexibility, and capacity required to meet the dynamic demands of ACMI and charter operations worldwide,” McDonald said.
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He added that Jackson Square Aviation looks forward to working with euroAtlantic Airways on tailored fleet solutions to support the airline’s continued growth.
For euroAtlantic Airways, the aircraft induction further strengthens its Airbus operation and expands its ability to provide capacity to airline customers and other clients requiring ACMI and charter services.
Pauls Calitis, CEO of euroAtlantic Airways, said the carrier was pleased to add another A330-300 to its fleet.
“This induction reflects the continued growth of our Airbus operation and our commitment to offering airlines and clients around the world a versatile, reliable ACMI and charter solution,” Calitis said.
He also credited Jackson Square Aviation for its partnership in bringing the aircraft into the fleet and said the aircraft would now move into full service.
The delivery highlights the continuing role of the A330 platform in the global ACMI and charter market, where airlines and operators are increasingly seeking flexible widebody capacity to respond to seasonal demand, network requirements and fleet constraints.
For euroAtlantic Airways, the addition supports its strategy of expanding its Airbus fleet and strengthening its position as a provider of flexible capacity to airlines worldwide.
