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The second aircraft of the airlines, LZ-CRI, on previous operator, JAL Express
Jetsky Airways was founded in 2021 and sees itself as a partner of ACMI. At the end of December 2023, the second-handBoeing 737-400, LZ-PRS, became the company's first aircraft to enter service, followed by the second aircraft in August 2024.[6] In August 2024, the poor condition of the cabin equipment of one of the two aircraft was reported. On January 2025, the second aircraft, LZ-CRI, was delivered back to GP Aviation.[7]
Destination
Jetsky Airways operated 9 charter routes from Pristina and Sofia as of January 2025:
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