GetJet airlines corporate history
GetJet Airlines is established in Vilnius with one Boeing 737-400 in the fleet. First flight took off on the 25th of May from Vilnius.

Fleet is expanded with three additional Boeing 737-400 and three Boeing 737-300 aircraft.

On the 7th of February GetJet Airlines gets certified and joins IOSA’s Registry.

The first Airbus A330 in the region joins the fleet. GetJet Airlines becomes the first airline in the Baltics to operate long-haul wide-body flights.

GetJet Airlines announced as the leader of the Lithuanian transport and logistics sector by Verslo žinios.

Post-pandemic recovery fuels growth – GetJet Airlines aircraft now fly into 50 airports in more than 50 countries within the EU, Africa, Asia and South Asia.

GetJet Airlines becomes the first Lithuanian airline to operate a commercial flight to Australia.

GetJet Airlines administration moved to a new office at Business Garden Vilnius.
