euroAtlantic Airways (EAA), has added an Airbus A330-300 leased from Jackson Square Aviation (JSA) to its fleet. The aircraft strengthens EAA’s long-haul widebody capabilities and supports its continued growth in the ACMI and charter markets.
The 15-year-old aircraft accommodates 290 passengers in a three-class configuration comprising Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy. It features lie-flat Business Class seats and personal in-seat entertainment screens throughout the cabin.
The aircraft, to be registered as CS-TGI following completion of the standard regulatory approval process, completed its delivery flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beja, Portugal, on August, 17, 2026. Known for its efficiency and comfort, the aircraft will support euroAtlantic Airways’ ongoing operations and represents an important step in the Company’s long-term growth strategy and expansion of its long-haul capabilities.
euroAtlantic Airways plans to add further aircraft to its fleet in the coming months as part of its strategic growth plan. The airline currently operates LOT Polish Airlines’ daily New York–Warsaw service, as well as Azul flights linking Lisbon with Campinas, Porto with Recife, and Madrid. It also serves government customers and maintains regular weekly flights to São Tomé and Bissau.
Kevin McDonald, CEO of Jackson Square Aviation welcomed euroAtlantic Airways as a valued new customer: “The A330 remains a proven and versatile asset, providing the operational efficiency, flexibility, and capacity required to meet the dynamic demands of ACMI and charter operations worldwide. We look forward to working closely with the euroAtlantic team, delivering tailored fleet solutions to support its continued growth in the years ahead.”
Pauls Calitis, CEO of euroAtlantic Airways, also commented on the acquisition: “This induction reflects the continued growth of our Airbus operation and our commitment to offering airlines and clients around the world a versatile, reliable ACMI and charter solution. We are grateful to Jackson Square Aviation for their partnership in bringing this aircraft into our fleet and look forward to seeing it enter full service.”
