Asset-light, regulation-compliant, and built for the markets we serve. ACMI is how the world's smartest airlines scale without capital risk.
ACMI is a wet-lease arrangement where an airline provides a fully operational aircraft — with crew, maintenance, and insurance — to a commercial operator (EastBridge Air) for a defined period and route set.
EastBridge Air holds the commercial rights to the routes. We sell the seats, set the fares, manage the customer experience, and define the brand. Our ACMI partner provides the wet-leased aircraft fully crewed under their own AOC. The result: full-service airline operations, without the capital burden of owning a fleet.
EastBridge Air secures route rights and commercial permissions for Amsterdam–Beirut and Amsterdam–Damascus corridors.
We contract a certified European carrier to operate flights under our commercial brand, under their AOC and EASA regulatory framework.
EastBridge Air sells tickets directly and through travel agents, managing all customer-facing functions under the EastBridge brand.
The ACMI partner's crew operates the aircraft. Passengers board and experience EastBridge Air — from check-in to landing.
Revenue flows to EastBridge Air, with a fixed rate paid to the ACMI provider. Profitable from a lower seat threshold than traditional models.
No aircraft acquisition, no heavy maintenance contracts, no massive depreciation. Capital is deployed into sales, marketing, and service.
ACMI partners operate under their own certified AOC. EastBridge Air benefits from their safety and regulatory compliance framework.
Adding a route means a new ACMI agreement, not purchasing an aircraft. We can respond to market demand within weeks, not years.
Adjust aircraft type and frequency seasonally. Peak summer demand? Add a rotation. Off-peak? Reduce frequency without idle assets.
Once the model is proven on two routes, expanding to additional Levant and North Africa destinations is straightforward.
ACMI providers earn stable block-hour revenue. EastBridge Air earns ticket revenue. Both parties profit from high load factors.
All ACMI partners operate under European Union Aviation Safety Agency frameworks, ensuring the highest safety standards in civil aviation.
Partner airlines hold valid Air Operator Certificates. EastBridge Air operates as a commercial principal, with flights executed under partner AOCs.
We work within existing Netherlands–Lebanon and Netherlands–Syria air services agreements to secure traffic rights for our routes.
Every ticket sold discloses the operating carrier. Passengers always know who will fly them, maintaining full transparency under EU Regulation 2111/2005.
We're actively seeking certified carriers to power our routes.
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