4th dry-lease aircraft as part of SolitAir Holding expansion

SolitAir Holding has inducted its fourth dry-lease aircraft, marking another step in the company’s rapid fleet expansion. With this addition, SolitAir’s total fleet now stands at seven aircraft, achieved within just eight months of operations.

The milestone was marked during an on-site visit by SolitAir’s Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) partner, Aero Inspection, which presented a commemorative plaque to recognise the successful induction of the aircraft. The move highlights the close working relationship between the two companies and their shared focus on safety, reliability and operational standards.

SolitAir stated the support and technical expertise of Aero Inspection played a key role in enabling the airline to scale its dry-lease operations quickly and smoothly. The growing dry-lease fleet strengthens SolitAir’s operational flexibility and supports its expanding cargo network.

Osman added, “This achievement reflects the collaboration and commitment to excellence between both teams. Looking ahead, 2026 will see even more aircraft joining our fleet as we continue to expand and strengthen our position in the market.” SolitAir’s steady fleet growth shows its objectives to strengthen its position in the air cargo market. The company stated it will continue to focus on building capacity, improving efficiency and supporting the rising demand for reliable air freight services across its network.