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GetJet Airlines Signs Long-Term Charter Deal With Tez Tour

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GetJet Airlines, a leading Lithuanian ACMI and charter service provider, has entered into a new long-term agreement with Tez Tour, one of the largest travel organizers in the Baltic States. The renewed partnership, effective from November 2025, will see GetJet continue to operate full charter flight services to a wide range of popular holiday and winter destinations on behalf of Tez Tour.

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