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Founded | 2007 as FlyLAL Charters | ||||||
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Commenced operations | 2010 as Small Planet Airlines | ||||||
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Fleet size | 11 including subsidiaries | ||||||
Headquarters | Vilnius, Lithuania | ||||||
Key people | Vytautas Kaikaris (CEO) | ||||||
Website | smallplanet.aero |
Small Planet Airlines, formerly FlyLAL Charters, is a Lithuanian charter airline based at Vilnius Airport.
History
FlyLAL Charters was registered on 14 March 2007. In October 2008, the company received its operational licenses to begin passenger flight operations. In 2009, a subsidiary, flyLAL Charter Eesti, was registered with an aim to provide chartered operations to and from Estonia. In December 2009, another company, flyLAL Charters PL, was registered to implement flights from various airports in Poland.
In 2010, FlyLAL Charters was authorized to perform scheduled flights to Greece, Spain, Italy and various other countries. In July of the same year, flyLAL Charters was re-branded to it's current name, Small Planet Airlines. In 2009 and 2010, FlyLAL Charters carried 400.000 passengers each, in 2012 the renamed Small Planet Airlines increased the number to nearly 0.7 million passengers.
Destinations
As of January 2015, Small Planet Airlines operated scheduled and charter flights to the following destinations:
Fleet
Aircraft |
In Service | On order | Notes | |
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Small Planet Airlines Lithuania | ||||
Airbus A320-200 | 4 | - | registered in Lithuania | |
Boeing 737–300 | 2 | - | registered in Lithuania | |
Small Planet Airlines Poland | ||||
Airbus A320-200 | 5 | - | registered in Poland | |
Total | 11 | - |
References
External links
Media related to Small Planet Airlines at Wikimedia Commons