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AirExplore

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AirExplore
Company typeSubsidiary
IndustryAviation
Founded2008
Headquarters
Bratislava
,
Slovakia
Area served
Worldwide
ProductsACMI leasing, charter flights
OwnerAvia Solutions Group
ParentAvia Solutions Group
Websitewww.airexplore.sk

AirExplore is a charter airline based in Slovakia, with its main office located at Bratislava Airport. The company has earned IOSA certification and is affiliated with AIR-E, the Airlines International Representation in Europe.

This airline operates under the umbrella of Avia Solutions Group, a worldwide aviation conglomerate.

Operations

The airline's fleet consists of 9 passenger Boeing 737-800 aircraft and 7 cargo variants of the same model. AirExplore primarily focuses on ACMI leasing services for various carriers around the globe, particularly during peak seasons. Additionally, it offers charter flights tailored for tour operators, sports organizations, and business clients.

Established in 2008, AirExplore commenced flight operations in 2010 using a Boeing 737-400. The fleet grew with the inclusion of Boeing 737-300 and 737-400 planes before fully transitioning to an exclusive Boeing 737-800 lineup by 2019.

In July 2020, the airline briefly operated scheduled summer routes connecting Bratislava with Split and Košice with Zadar, along with year-round flights between Bratislava and Stockholm; however, these scheduled services have since been discontinued.

On 25 August 2022, AirExplore enhanced its fleet by introducing its first Boeing 737-800 freighter converted aircraft.

In June 2023, Avia Solutions Group completed the acquisition of AirExplore.

Current fleet

As of March 2025, the composition of AirExplore's fleet is as follows:

AirExplore fleet
Aircraft Quantity Passenger Capacity
Boeing 737-800 8 189
Boeing 737-800BCF (converted freighter) 4 Cargo
Boeing 737-800SF (special freighter) 4 Cargo
Total 16

Previously operated

  • One Boeing 737-300
  • Four Boeing 737-400
  • Three Boeing 737-800 and one Boeing 737-800BCF

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