Jet Time, a Danish airline specializing in charter and ACMI operations, has announced its best-ever financial performance, achieving a pre-tax profit of $6.1 million in its last fiscal year. This record-breaking result highlights the airline’s strong operational performance and strategic efficiency.
Sunclass Airlines, a Denmark-based leisure airline, has announced plans to resume its Orebro (Sweden) to Larnaca (Cyprus) service. The seasonal flights will operate between August 11 and October 6, 2025, utilizing the state-of-the-art Airbus A321neo.
Sunclass Airlines, a Denmark-based leisure carrier, has announced the launch of a new route connecting Helsinki (Finland) and Gazipasa (Turkey). The service is set to begin on April 15, 2025, and will be operated using the Airbus A321 aircraft.
TP Aerospace, a Denmark-based provider of aircraft wheel and brake maintenance, has strengthened its collaboration with Maldivian, the national airline of the Maldives, by extending its Cycle Flat Rate Program to include the carrier’s newly added A330 fleet. This innovative partnership offers a full-service, all-inclusive, and plug-and-play solution for Maldivian’s expanding operations.
DAT (Danish Air Transport) has bolstered its fleet with the purchase of an ATR42, previously operated by Air Antilles. This acquisition reflects DAT’s proactive approach to preparing for an anticipated increase in state-supported routes, ensuring it can meet growing demand and maintain operational efficiency.
DAT, a Denmark-based airline, has officially retired its Airbus A320, identified by serial 839. The aircraft, which has served the airline for years, is now scheduled for dismantling.
Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), a leading lessor based in Ireland, has completed the sale of an ATR42-500 airframe to DAT (Danish Air Transport), a regional airline based in Denmark. This transaction highlights NAC’s ongoing efforts to optimize its portfolio while supporting operators in enhancing their regional capabilities.
Air Greenland has announced plans to wet lease up to two Boeing 737-800s from Danish carriers Jet Time and Airseven in preparation for the summer 2025 travel season. The move aims to meet increased demand during the peak travel period and enhance operational flexibility.
Copenhagen Airport (Denmark) is now majority owned by the Danish State, following the acquisition of a controlling stake from ATP (Denmark) for $4.52 billion. This significant transaction positions the Danish State as the primary shareholder in one of Scandinavia’s busiest airports.
Maersk Air Cargo (Denmark) has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a Boeing B777F, identified by serial number 67866. The aircraft is powered by GE90-110B1/115B engines, adding significant capacity and efficiency to the airline’s cargo operations.
