IATA & ERA MEMBER | IOSA REGISTERED

ACMI capacity that serves your strategy.

Add frequencies, explore new routes, or prepare for peak seasonal demand. Marathon Airlines provides ACMI capacity shaped around your commercial plans, flying program, and service scope.

Pursue new demandExplore new routes and additional frequencies with capacity aligned with expected demand.
Prepare for peak periodsPlan additional capacity for the routes and dates where you expect it to matter most.
Plan with clarityAgree the duration, responsibilities, and commercial scope so your team knows what to expect.
Inform your next decisionUse insights from the flying program to guide future network and fleet planning.
Operating experience since 2023

Our operation in numbers.

955,708+
Passengers carried
15,913+
Flights operated
233+
Airports served across Europe, North & South America, Africa and the Middle East
Trusted by airlines & organizations

Airlines and organizations we’ve flown for

From flag carriers and regional airlines to humanitarian and government operators, partners across Europe, North & South America, Africa and the Middle East have relied on Marathon Airlines for ACMI, wet-lease and charter capacity.

Aeroitalia Aerovías DAP Air Serbia Blue Islands Cronos Airlines Europair Flybe GullivAir Lübeck Air Lumiwings Luxwing MedSky Airways Nordica People's SkyAlps UN World Food Programme United Nigeria Universal Air
Safety & compliance

Credentials for your supplier review.

Marathon Airlines operates under Greek Air Operator Certificate GR-062 and is IOSA registered. Request the current company and aircraft documentation your commercial, safety, and technical teams need to assess the proposed operation.

IATA Member Airline IATA IOSA Registered Operator ERA — European Regions Airline Association member
Our services

Capacity and support for your operation.

ACMI and Wet Lease

Aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance for seasonal demand, maintenance cover, or a longer operating program. Define the aircraft, schedule, and service requirements with our commercial team.

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Commercial Charter

Dedicated flights for tour operators, corporate groups, sports teams, and other organized travel. Plan a single departure or a flight series around your itinerary and passenger needs.

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Aircraft Transitions and Support

Discuss aircraft phase-in, redelivery, and operational support requirements. Share the aircraft, project scope, and timeline so our team can assess the support available.

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Our fleet

Your routes.
The right aircraft.

Match capacity to demand and the cabin to your passenger expectations. Explore our fleet and discuss the aircraft options that fit your routes, schedule and operating requirements.

4Aircraft in service
3Embraer E-Jet types
88 - 118Seats by aircraft configuration
2 + 2Cabin seating layout
Marathon Airlines Embraer E175 — SX-ASK
Embraer E175SX-ASK
Marathon Airlines Embraer E190 — SX-PTM
Embraer E190SX-PTM
Marathon Airlines Embraer E195 — SX-RMA
Embraer E195SX-RMA
Marathon Airlines Embraer E195 — SX-LUX
Embraer E195SX-LUX

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Two-by-two seating in a Marathon Airlines Embraer E-Jet cabin
Onboard experience

Your passengers.
Your promise.

Every flight carries your airline's reputation. Shape the onboard experience with us, from cabin presentation and catering to crew service briefings, with options agreed for your aircraft and flying program.

  • Two-by-two seating. The E-Jet cabin has no middle seats. Review the seat map and cabin photographs for the aircraft proposed for your operation.
  • Branding options. Discuss the cabin presentation and exterior branding you need. Available options depend on the aircraft, operating period, and preparation time.
  • An agreed service specification. Define the passenger service and any aircraft-specific differences in advance, so your teams know what will be delivered.
How we work together

Your plan.
Our shared path to flight.

1Define the requirement

Share your routes or base, operating dates, required seats, and expected schedule. We assess aircraft options and the conditions affecting availability.

2Review the operator and aircraft

Identify the company credentials, aircraft information, and operational details your team needs. Agree the scope and timing of the supplier review.

3Agree the operating plan

Confirm the service scope, commercial terms, responsibilities, and passenger requirements. Coordinate the permissions, positioning, and local arrangements needed for deployment.

4Prepare and operate

Complete the agreed preparations, brief the teams, and establish the contacts and reporting arrangements that will support the flying program.

Where could more capacity take your airline?

A new route. A stronger season. A gap in your fleet. Tell us what you're planning, and let's explore the aircraft capacity to support it.

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Sustainability

Your network.
A more considered footprint.

Environmental responsibility belongs in the capacity conversation. Assess aircraft suitability, consider fuel use and emissions, and define the information needed to support your sustainability objectives.

Capacity matched to demand

Consider aircraft size alongside demand, frequency, and payload to assess the environmental implications of your flying program.

Reporting requirements

Set out the fuel and emissions information your team needs. Agree the available data, calculation method, and reporting format before the operation begins.

Aircraft condition and maintenance

Review the proposed aircraft's maintenance status and supporting technical information as part of your assessment. Discuss the information your team needs for the operating period.