SkyUp Airlines

SkyUp Airlines began flying in 2018, a year after it was founded in Ukraine, and has since expanded beyond a single type of operation. The company offers scheduled routes, charter flights, and ACMI services—aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance—for other airlines. After Ukrainian airspace closed in 2022, it shifted part of its activity to Europe and developed operations from other markets in the region.

Passengers can book online and check destinations through the airline’s website. Its announced summer 2027 program is based in Chișinău and includes 26 destinations in 11 countries, with new routes and connections to capital cities and vacation destinations; schedules change by season. Travel options may include seat selection, priority boarding, an onboard menu, and pet travel, depending on the fare, flight, and current terms.

Charter service is designed for tour operators, sports organizations, groups, and other entities that need flights for a particular date, itinerary, or passenger volume. Through ACMI, SkyUp makes aircraft and operations available to another airline under a contract that includes crew, maintenance, and insurance. That combination means the website serves both people booking individual tickets and aviation professionals looking for capacity.

The brand has Ukrainian roots, and its SkyUp Airlines LLC entity is registered in Kyiv; current scheduled operations also run from Chișinău and other European markets. The website brings together destinations, bookings, passenger services, charter requests, and ACMI proposals. Travelers should distinguish published commercial routes from flights contracted by third parties, since not every charter is offered as a scheduled route for individual booking.

Beyond booking, the passenger section brings together carriage rules and practical information for preparing a flight. Travelers can review requirements for baggage and add-on services alongside their chosen fare and route, since available options depend on the terms of each flight.