KlasJet has announced an expansion of its partnership with Sundor by EL AL Group, including the leasing of Boeing 737-800 aircraft for two years, starting in April 2025.This will support its operational capacity and passenger travel demand. With this agreement, both companies are continuing a great partnership, which started in May 2024.
Justinas Bulka, CEO of KlasJet, commented: “The extended partnership shows our dedication to assisting Sundor by EL AL Group in their growth and contributing to their advancement during the busy travel season. We are pleased to continue our collaboration with this prestigious partner.”
Gal Gershon, CEO of Sundor by EL AL Group stated: “We are glad to have found such a reliable ACMI service supplier as KlasJet. Our experience with the company has always been professional and consistent. Therefore, expanding the contract for two years is a strategic move as we grow our business.”
KlasJet operates a fleet of 14 aircraft, offering capacities ranging from 10 to 68 seats for VIP services and 186 to 189 passengers for ACMI leasing. KlasJet is part of the Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI provider, operating a fleet of 221 aircraft. The group also offers a range of aviation services, including pilot and crew training, ground handling, and various associated aviation support.
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