FLY4 Airlines has successfully concluded its ACMI deployment in India, marking the completion of a significant operational milestone delivered in partnership with QuikJet, and GMR Aero Technic.
The operation, based in Delhi, saw FLY4 aircraft and crews integrated into SpiceJet’s network, providing reliable capacity supported by strong local expertise. Central to the deployment’s success was the close collaboration with QuikJet and GMR Aero Technic, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations, effective maintenance support, and seamless coordination on the ground.
Jochen Schnadt, CEO of FLY4 Airlines, commented:
“This deployment represents an important step in FLY4’s global ACMI strategy. Delivering a complex operation outside Europe requires strong partnerships, and working alongside our customer, SpiceJet, and our partners at QuikJet and GMR Aero Technic has demonstrated exactly what can be achieved through trust, expertise and alignment.”
QuikJet played a key role throughout the operation, providing critical local support and operational coordination. This included teams working within the SpiceJet Operations Control Centre (OCC), alongside ground operations and engineering personnel on the apron, who supported the FLY4 teams and ensured effective coordination across every phase of the deployment.
QuikJet’s CEO, Preetham Philip said:
“It was a privilege for QuikJet to support FLY4 during its India deployment. This campaign demonstrated the value of strong operational coordination, local expertise and a shared commitment to execution under demanding conditions. We value the trust FLY4 placed in our team and look forward to opportunities to work together again.”
Maintenance and technical support were provided by GMR Aero Technic, ensuring aircraft availability and performance throughout the deployment.
President of GMR Aero Technic, Ashok Gopinath added:
“We are proud to have supported this operation with responsive and dependable MRO services. Strong technical collaboration was critical in maintaining consistent operations during the deployment.”
The conclusion of the operation marks FLY4’s first ACMI deployment in India and a further step in the airline’s expanding global footprint beyond Europe. The experience gained through this partnership-led operation reinforces FLY4’s capability to deliver long-term, scalable ACMI solutions worldwide.
As the final flights conclude, FLY4 extends its thanks to all teams involved and looks ahead to future international ACMI opportunities.