Ukrainian carrier SkyUp Airlines’ Maltese division has entered a partnership to secure capacity from Bulgarian operator Fly2Sky.
The agreement covers wet-lease of a pair of Airbus A320s.
Fly2Sky says the aircraft will be stationed in Egypt under the partnership, which will commence on 5 April and run to 5 November.
The carrier has identified the airframes as LZ-MDI and LZ-FSD.
SkyUp disclosed last year that it was setting up a Maltese division – branded SkyUp MT – which would give the carrier a European Union presence.
Fly2Sky chief commercial officer Aleksandrs Gusevs says the tie-up will “enhance our operational capabilities” and “further extend our reach across key markets”.
It will use the A320s to offer connections between European and northern African cities.
