Apollo and Jettime have just entered into a new agreement that will be valid for two years, from April 2026 to April 2028. The agreement covers both summer and winter traffic and strengthens the cooperation between the two companies, so that even more holidaymakers can enjoy direct flights, Scandinavian-speaking cabin crew and service at their level.
The cooperation agreement between Apollo and Jettime has a total value of over DKK 850 million. This underlines the significant investment in a long-term and strong cooperation between the two companies. The agreement means that Jettime will operate two aircraft on a year-round basis for Apollo in Denmark and Sweden.
– ”We already fly our travelers with Jettime from Copenhagen Airport, and we know that our customers really appreciate the company's service and staff. We are very happy and satisfied to now have the opportunity to develop and deepen this strategic partnership,” says Tobias Jönsson, CEO at Apollo.
Greece in focus
For the 2026 summer season, Jettime will operate one aircraft from Stockholm Arlanda (ARN), including certain regional airports in Sweden, and one aircraft from Copenhagen Kastrup (CPH), both of which will fly Apollo customers to popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean.
Destinations in Greece in particular will receive great focus, where Apollo has a wide range of services and many returning guests. The agreement also includes a new destination for Jettime, which will fly directly to the charming Greek island of Limnos in the summer of 2026. In addition, during the winter months there will be direct flights to, among other places, the Canary Islands and other sunny destinations.
– ”We are very pleased to expand our collaboration with Apollo, one of the leading tour operators in the Nordic region. The expansion with one of our aircraft at Arlanda Airport in Sweden is particularly positive and increases our presence in the Swedish charter market. The new agreement is based on a long-standing and trusting relationship between Apollo and Jettime, as well as a shared desire to deliver safe and unique travel experiences to our customers, both on board and at the destination,” says Anders Fred, CEO of Jettime.
Jettime will fly approximately twice a day during the summer months and approximately once a day during the winter months from ARN and CPH respectively, where Jettime has its own employees and can therefore offer service in the local language.
