Sky Alps Europe receives first Q400 amid ongoing AOC certification

Sky Alps Europe receives first Q400 amid ongoing AOC certification
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Sky Alps Europe took delivery of its first DHC-8‑Q400, registration OM‑TOM, which landed in Bratislava from Bozen in early October and subsequently flew to Košice and back before returning to Bozen, according to ADS‑B data.

The airline remains in the AOC certification process, with Bratislava airport confirming the status on social media; Sky Alps Europe had originally expected to receive its AOC and operating licence in September and has not yet confirmed when commercial operations will start, while it plans to operate two Q400s for wet‑lease outside Slovakia and is considering adding Embraer E‑Jets to its fleet later.

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