KlasJet, a prominent ACMI and charter service provider, has received Part 129 Operations Specifications approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), allowing it to operate in the United States. This approval, alongside existing Department of Transport (DOT) and other relevant certifications, enables KlasJet to conduct charter and ACMI operations with its Boeing 737NG fleet in the US.

The FAA's approval confirms that KlasJet meets stringent safety and operational standards required for foreign air carriers flying to and from the US. Diako Rad, Director of Flight Operations at KlasJet, stated, "FAA approval was the final step needed to deploy our approved aircraft for charter and ACMI operations involving the United States and surrounding regions."

KlasJet, part of the Avia Solutions Group, sees significant potential in the US market, which is one of the largest aviation sectors globally. The company aims to address seasonal peaks, capacity shortages, and operational disruptions by offering flexible aircraft capacity. Rad noted, "We bring the aircraft, crews, maintenance, and insurance and integrate that capacity into their operations."

With this approval, KlasJet can now engage in more concrete discussions with potential clients in the US, providing immediate additional capacity when needed. This development marks a significant milestone for KlasJet as it expands its operations into the North and South American markets.

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