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The certification process of two companies has already been initiated by the Transport Competition Agency (TKA), BNS was approved by the representative of the agency, Agnė Mažeikytė. He said he couldn’t say the names of the companies.
Artūras Stankevičius, Global Airways representative in Lithuania, told vz.lt that the company decided to expand to Europe via Lithuania “after weighing all the arguments.” According to him, it is initially planned to move an Airbus A320 aircraft to Lithuania, further development will depend on the circumstances.
Founded in 2001, Global Airways is based in Johannesburg and offers aircraft leasing services to other airlines. It operates seven Airbus A320s and three Airbus A340s.
The company intended to build a new aircraft maintenance center at Kaunas airport a few years ago, but construction has not started.
The aviation sector has been particularly affected this year by the coronavirus pandemic, which has caused a sharp drop in flights around the world.
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