Photo: Chat GPT FLYYO Expands into Israel: Charter Flights to 26 European Destinations.
FLYYO, which began operations in 2023, is now making a bold entry into the Israeli aviation market with the launch of charter flights to 26 destinations across Europe.
The Airline has signed an annual charter agreement with several leading Israeli tourism operators and is set to commence operations from Tel Aviv (TLV) in March.
Among the Israeli companies that FLYYO will be operating charter flights: are Flying Carpet, Aviation Links, and Over Seas from the Genesis Group.
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FLYYO informed PassportNews that this expansion positions it as a key player in Israel’s charter market, offering a diverse selection of popular European destinations, including:
Athens (ATH), Bratislava (BTS), Budapest (BUD), Paris (CDG), Catania (CTA), Heraklion (HER), Karlovy Vary (KLV), Kalamata (KLX), Krakow (KRK), Kaunas (KUN), Larnaca (LCA), Lyon (LYS), Mytilene (MJT), Malta (MLA), Mulhouse (MLH), Paphos (PFO), Pula (PUY), Piestany (PZY), Rhodes (RHO), Thessaloniki (SKG), Split (SPU), Strasbourg (SXB), Venice (VCE), Vilnius (VNO), Zadar (ZAD).
Ziv Maiberg, CEO of FLYYO: "We are thrilled to launch FLYYO's charter operations and provide more travel options for Israeli travelers. This is a significant milestone for us, and we are committed to growing in this competitive market while maintaining exceptional service standards. The demand for high-quality charter flights is increasing, and we are here to meet expectations with dedication and excellence".
Ziv Maiberg. Photo: FlyyoFounded in 2021 under the Romanian registration Aerro Direkt, FLYYO operates in full compliance with European Regulation EU 965/2012, granting it unlimited commercial rights within the European Union.
Initially, the airline specialized in ACMI and charter operations to popular destinations such as Egypt, Turkey, and the UAE. In 2023, the company underwent a strategic rebranding and now operates under the FLYYO brand, expanding its commercial presence.
This transformation was further strengthened by the airline’s acquisition by the Maiberg family, bringing over 30 years of expertise in aviation and tourism.
Under the leadership of Israeli CEO Ziv Maiberg, the Romania-based airline expanded its workforce, modernized its aircraft fleet, and adopted innovative business strategies.
As part of its ongoing growth, FLYYO launched its charter and ACMI operations in April 2024, marking the milestone with the maiden flight of its new Airbus A320-214.
With a strong commitment to expanding its presence in Israel and offering a robust flight schedule, FLYYO aims to establish itself as a key player in the country’s charter flight sector.
This strategic move represents a significant step that has the potential to reshape Israel’s aviation market and introduce real competition to existing charter providers.
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