Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) was forced to suspend its operations already at least until half of April. Depending on the continuation of the war that Russia started on Ukraine, the airline will face many months of grounding. Therefore, the airline decided to offer its fleet for wet-lease operations.
“UIA now has the opportunity to offer airlines and partners to join the economic support of Ukraine, taking advantage of the availability of UIA aircraft for charter and humanitarian flights outside Ukraine and concluding “wet leasing” agreements,” the airline wrote on its website.
“Using our aircraft, you support UIA operations during the war and help pay taxes to the state budget of Ukraine,” UIA added.
UIA confirmed that it will not operate flights to Russia and Belarus and that it will not cooperate with companies that receive funds from these countries.
In order to organise cooperation using UIA aircraft outside Ukraine, you can contact:
This post was published on 28 March 2022 17:50
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