euroAtlantic CEO outlines Boeing-Airbus dual-fleet strategy for widebody ACMI

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Pauls Calitis, the new CEO of Lisbon-based euroAtlantic Airways, says the carrier plans to maintain both Boeing and Airbus widebody fleets as it expands its ACMI offering. The strategy reflects customer requirements for aircraft availability and operational flexibility across the wet-lease market.

Discovered 2026-08-31T02:50:14.920778-07:00 | 2026-08-31T02:50:14.920778-07:00

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  • euroAtlantic’s fleet strategy highlights how ACMI providers are positioning aircraft availability and fleet flexibility as differentiators in the widebody wet-lease market.
  • Operating both Boeing and Airbus widebodies may broaden customer compatibility, but it also entails managing distinct training, maintenance and operational requirements.
  • The CEO’s comments provide an early indication of the carrier’s direction under new leadership and its ambitions in a specialized segment of airline capacity supply.

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