The Avia Solutions subsidiary Avion Express has now expanded its fleet, which is registered at the AOCs in Lithuania and Malta, to 50 aircraft from the Airbus A320 series. They want even more and are already talking about 100 aircraft. They also want to set up a branch in South America. Avion Express does not offer its own scheduled flights. It flies exclusively for other airlines in so-called wet leases and also operates charter flights for one or two tour operators. In the current summer flight schedule period of 2023, the company will be operating on a larger scale for Eurowings and AIr Malta, among others. In 2021, the fleet still consisted of 16 aircraft. There are now over 50 aircraft from the Airbus A320 series registered at the AOCs in Lithuania and Malta. This means that the company has grown by 212 percent within a short period of time. "ACMI offers airlines many benefits, such as efficient capacity management, operational optimization, cost savings and flexibility, especially in times of fluctuating demand. In response to the growing demand for these services, we have consistently expanded our fleet so that we can better serve our current customers, including Eurowings, SunExpress, Transavia Netherlands, TUI UK, Flynas, Air Baltic, British Airways Euroflyer, Air Malta, Pegasus and many others," said Darius Kajokas, CEO of Avion Express. Ten more aircraft are to be added to the fleet by the end of next year. The airline boss predicts that at least 2027 aircraft will be registered on the AOCs by the end of 100. A new subsidiary that is currently being set up in Brazil is also expected to make a significant contribution. The new carrier will offer ACMI and charter services there with A320 aircraft.