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FLY4 Airlines Launches Summer 2025 ACMI Program for TUI Across Key European Routes

FLY4 Airlines has officially announced the launch of its Summer 2025 ACMI program in collaboration with TUI one of Europe’s leading leisure travel groups The new program will see FLY4 operating a fleet of narrowbody aircraft on behalf of TUI across various popular destinations in Europe during the peak travel season

The ACMI model which stands for Aircraft Crew Maintenance and Insurance allows tour operators like TUI to expand capacity during busy seasons without the long term costs of owning and operating additional aircraft FLY4 will provide fully crewed and maintained aircraft ready for immediate deployment to support TUI’s growing network of summer holiday routes

This partnership reflects a growing trend in the aviation industry as carriers look to streamline operations and scale up quickly in response to demand spikes For FLY4 the summer ACMI deal marks a significant expansion of its charter and wet lease services with daily operations expected from major European hubs including airports in Germany the UK and the Netherlands

A spokesperson from FLY4 Airlines expressed excitement about the partnership stating that this summer program is a key milestone in our strategic growth plan and a strong vote of confidence in our service quality and operational reliability

For TUI the arrangement ensures it can continue to meet high customer demand while maintaining flexibility and cost control The program is scheduled to run from May through September 2025 with options to extend or expand based on performance and future seasonal needs

With travel rebounding across Europe and leisure bookings trending upward both companies aim to deliver seamless travel experiences during the busy summer months This ACMI cooperation strengthens their positions in the competitive holiday travel market and lays the groundwork for potential future collaborations

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