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KlasJet adds two B737s for tailored trips
KlasJet is well-versed in serving sports teams as well as large groups of discerning clientele. Both of these customer types should be pleased with the operator's incoming Boeing 737 pair.
The cabin of the Boeing 737s can either be laid out for 68 business class seats, or with more seats as part of a mixed configuration.

KlasJet, part of Avia Solutions Group, has added two more VIP Boeing 737s to its fleet. After the introduction of the latest aircraft, KlasJet's roster will consist of seven aircraft, designed to meet demands of various business customers, from small VIP delegations to sports teams with tailored services.

“We are aiming to attract more clients from different markets with the introduction of new airplanes to our fleet. These aircraft are entering service at a time of high demand; there are many queries and some scheduled flights already,” notes CEO Justinas Bulka.

One of the newcomers, LY-FLT, is a uniquely designed Boeing 737VIP with a versatile business class cabin, transformable between 68 and 104 business class seats, while LY-BGS is an economy class Boeing 737-300 with 148 seats. It is painted to look the same as KlasJet's LY-KLJ. After the summer season, its interior will be modified and turned into a 68-seat business class cabin.

“We introduced aircraft with refined economy class cabins as we see increased demand in charter flights, ACMI, AOG and other segments. In the autumn, these will be upgraded to 56 and 68-seat business class cabins,” Bulka continues.

KlasJet works closely with MRO companies FL Technics and Jet Maintenance Solutions, as well as with AviaAM Leasing, a tailored leasing solutions provider.

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