A Sky Express plane. Photo: Sky Express Tal Aviation Appointed Exclusive Sales Representative for Sky Express in Israel and Bulgaria
Tal Aviation has been selected as the exclusive sales representative for Greek airline Sky Express in Israel and Bulgaria, marking a significant new partnership between the two companies.
Sky Express is a key player in the Greek aviation market, operating an extensive network with 33 domestic destinations across Greece and 22 international routes throughout Europe.
The airline boasts one of Greece’s youngest and most advanced fleets, comprising 27 modern aircraft, including Airbus A321neo, A320neo, and ATR 72-600 models. Sky Express has been recognized for its innovation, winning the European Regions Airline Association (ERA) Innovation Award for two consecutive years, thanks to its commitment to advanced technology and strategic collaborations with leading global airlines.
As part of the new partnership, Tal Aviation will promote the marketing, sales, and distribution of Sky Express, aiming to strengthen the company's presence in the local market and expand its customer base.
SKY EXPRESS destination map. Source: SKY EXPRESS"We are excited to represent Sky Express in Israel," noted Guy Thaler, manager of Tal Aviation Israel, adding: "The extensive route network of the airline throughout Greece and Europe will become more accessible to the Israeli customer. Together with Sky Express's growth vision, we are confident in the success of this new partnership."
George Bliouskas, Sales and Distribution Director at Sky Express, stated: "We are excited to announce that Tal Aviation has been appointed to represent us in Israel and Bulgaria. This partnership aligns perfectly with our expansion vision. Together, we will work to establish our operations and presence to strengthen our position in the local aviation market. Thanks to this partnership, we will be able to offer our customers attractive, quality, and comfortable travel options. We look forward to welcoming travelers on our extensive route network in Greece."
