euroAtlantic receives second A330-300; approval process still pending

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EuroAtlantic Boeing 767 at Schiphol, July 2013. Archive photograph. Photo: Alf van Beem · CC0 · Resized/compressed to WebP.

euroAtlantic Airways says a second Airbus A330-300 leased from Jackson Square Aviation arrived in Portugal on October 28, 2026, taking its fleet to eight aircraft.

The aircraft is expected to carry registration CS-TGJ. The airline’s October 28 company release distributed by Business Wire and reproduced by STT says it must complete induction into the Air Operator Certificate, subject to regulatory approvals.

Delivery and commercial service are separate steps

The first leased A330-300, CS-TGI, is already operating short-term ACMI and charter assignments, according to the company. Both aircraft have 290 seats across three classes.

Chief executive Pauls Calitis said their matching specifications would support a consistent passenger product and common crew and maintenance planning. His remarks were published in the company release; Flyzeu did not conduct an interview.

What passengers can take from the announcement

The arrival adds capacity to the airline’s fleet plan. The release does not establish a commercial-service start date or a specific passenger route for CS-TGJ. It should not be read as confirmation that the newly delivered aircraft is already carrying passengers.

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