Ukraine’s SkyUp Airlines granted approval for US flights

Ukrainian-based SkyUp Airlines has secured foreign air carrier certification, FAR129, enabling it to operate in the U.S. market, the company said in a message on its website on Sept. 25. According to the press release, four of the airline’s Boeing 737-800 aircraft: UR-SQB, UR-SQC, UR-SQF, and UR-SQP have been granted permission to operate within U.S. … Read more

SkyUp expands fleet to 13 aircraft

A new SkyUp Airlines aircraft arrived at Boryspil International Airport on August 2, according to the airline’s press service. The medium-haul Boeing 737-800NG for 189 passengers became the 13th in the airline’s fleet and the seventh of this model range. The aircraft, released in 2012, has passed a full technical check. In addition, it is … Read more

SkyUp expands fleet to four planes

SkyUp airline has expanded its fleet with third Boeing 737-800 NG plane with 189 seats made in 2013, which became the fourth plane in the airline’s fleet. “On the evening of November 28, the fourth plane of SkyUp Airlines, a Ukrainian low cost airline, Boeing 737-800, landed at the Kyiv airport,” Sikorsky Kyiv International Airport … Read more

SkyUp permitted to fly to Europe

SkyUp airline has received a Third Country Operator (TCO) License, allowing to fly to 28 countries of the European Union (EU), as well as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein. “We are pleased to announce that SkyUp has passed the TCO procedure, having received permission to fly to European countries! Now the sky of Europe is … Read more