GullivAir

GullivAir (Bulgarian: Гъливер) is a Bulgarian airline headquartered in Sofia.[1][2][3]

GullivAir
IATA ICAO Callsign
G2[1] TJJ[1] THUNDERBOLT
Founded2016
Commenced operationsDecember 2020
Operating bases
Fleet size1
Destinations4
HeadquartersSofia, Bulgaria[1]
Key peopleYanko Ivanov, CEO
Websitegullivair.com

History

GullivAir received its operational license from Bulgarian authorities in September 2020[3] and started operations with a single Airbus A330-200 inherited from Shaheen Air with ad-hoc charter services in autumn 2020.[2] They announced to start regular scheduled charters from Bulgaria and Romania to long-haul destinations in the Dominican Republic and the Maldives from December 2020 and also applied to start flights to the New York in the future.[3][2] The airline also announced to phase in additional Airbus A330s and ATR 72 aircraft.[2]

Destinations
Bulgaria
Dominican Republic
Kenya
Maldives
Romania

Fleet

As of January 2021, GullivAir operates the following aircraft:[3][7]

GullivAir Fleet
Aircraft Total Orders Passengers Notes
C Y Total
Airbus A330-200 1 — — 326 326[2]
Total 1 —

References
  1. ch-aviation.com - GullivAir retrieved 6 January 2021
  2. "GullivAir, Bulgaria's New Long Haul Airline". One Mile at a Time. December 15, 2020.
  3. simpleflying.com - GullivAir – The Bulgarian Startup Hoping To Fly A330s To New York 16 December 2020
  4. Bobon, Gabriel (December 2, 2020). "Exclusiv: Karpaten Turism va opera chartere pe ruta București - Punta Cana din ianuarie 2021".
  5. "GullivAir: charter flights from Bucharest to Mombasa in March and April 2021". boardingpass.ro.
  6. Bobon, Gabriel (November 23, 2020). "Karpaten introduce al treilea charter din București spre Maldive în ianuarie".
  7. "GullivAir LZ-ONE (Airbus A330 - MSN 811) (Ex AP-BMI PH-AOH ) | Airfleets aviation". www.airfleets.net.


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