Tayaranjet, the Bulgarian airline: flights and connections in Italy
Rising to prominence in late 2020 with a marketing initiative in tune with Lazio, Tayaranjet has been active for a few [...]
Rising to prominence in late 2020 with a marketing initiative in tune with Lazio, Tayaranjet has been active for a few years in Italy, where last summer it inaugurated new low-cost services. Let's find out a few more details about this airline and where it operates in our country.
The story of Tayaranjet
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Established in 2018, Tayaranjet is a Bulgarian airline with a fleet consisting of By 3 Boeing 737/300 aircraft with 148 seats. Ownership of the "Tayaran Jet" brand belongs to Malta-based Tayaran Holding Ltd, which controls 100%. Created in 2017 by Italian investors, it initially performed charter services for Air Italy and Ernest Airlines, for which it made its first flight in July 2018. Four months later came the first flight also with a manned aircraft based in Tirana, Albania. As shown on the company's official website, Tayaranjet is banking on the experience of its team and the reliability it has already experienced as a capacity provider. According to the company's estimates, there were 220 thousand passengers between May 2019 to March 2020 along the North-South Italy route , accruing a '90% index of flight punctuality.
Tayaranjet, where it operates in Italy
Tayaranjet serves Warsaw, Bucharest, Sofia and 12 Italian cities (Ancona, Bologna, Catania, Comiso, Genoa, Milan, Palermo, Perugia, Pescara, Rome, Trapani, Trieste). From summer 2020 it offered two planes to Catania, two daily flights to Rome, and one flight to Bologna. Twice a week service was being provided between Catania and Sofia with the addition of flights to Palermo and Comiso as well. The company's goal is to target a number of domestic destinations to offer both cross-country and contribution connections on Italian hubs connected to all over the world.
Warsaw and Bucharest are the two new destinations for summer 2021 as well as Ancona's "Falconara" airport. The European carrier announced two additional new air connections to Bucharest and Warsaw, thus creating a new connection between Sicily, the Marches and Eastern Europe. They will fly on Thursdays and Sundays.
From June 15 instead Will connect Trapani to Milan Linate airport.. Flights will be operated with two daily frequencies and 16,800 seats offered each month. Departure from Trapani is at 8.15 a.m., with return from Linate at 10.35 a.m. The second daily frequency will depart Trapani at 5:45 p.m. with departure from Linate at 8:15 p.m. Also operating from Trapani will be routes to Genoa and Pescara. Two weekly rotations: from Trapani to Genoa on Mondays and Fridays with departure at 12.55 p.m. and return at 3.05 p.m. The Trapani-Pescara is, on the other hand, scheduled on Thursdays and Sundays with departure from Trapani at 12.55 p.m. and return from the Abruzzo city at 3.30 p.m.
Lazio's aircraft
Tayaranjet's name rose to prominence in November 2020 for the partnership established With the soccer club S.S. Lazio. The team uses a 737/300 branded Tayaranjet for its movements, a move to intercept new passengers. The aircraft is 31 years old and until 2016 was operated by Lufthansa for European routes.
