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LYGG Fleet

Our fleet is meticulously crafted to cater to diverse travel needs, offering unparalleled comfort and reliability.

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LYGG is not an airline. At LYGG, we only use EU-approved operators with a commercial license (AOC) to carry passengers. Additionally, we have selected aircrafts according to our own quality standards.

With a versatile range of fleet, including aircrafts of 5-6 seaters, 8-9 seaters, 19-seaters, and 33-seaters, we ensure every journey is tailored to perfection.

At LYGG, we pride ourselves on our ability to adjust and scale the size of the plane flexibly based on customer volume, ensuring optimal efficiency and satisfaction at all times.

LYGG Flights

We are currently flying with the following plane types:

Cessna
414A

Capacity: 5 passengers

Cessna
Citation II

Capacity: 8 passengers

Pilatus
PC-12

Capacity: 8 passengers

Beechcraft
King Air

Capacity: 9 passengers

Beechcraft
1900

Capacity: 19 passengers

Fairchild
Metroliner

Capacity: 19 passengers

Jetstream
32

Capacity: 19 passengers

Saab
340

Capacity: 33 passengers

LYGG Invests in the Future

As an important step towards the future revolution, LYGG announced a partnership agreement worth over EUR 1 billion with hybrid manufacturer Electra.aero, Inc.

The partnership will bring up to 300 hybrid aircraft to LYGG operators from 2028 onwards. Developed by Electra, eSTOL, a hybrid aircraft designed for extremely short runways, needs only about 100 meters of surface to take off or land with 800 kilometers of range. Learn more about this partnership between Electra and LYGG.

Electra’s First eSTOL Flight

The test flights took place through April and May 2024 at the Manassas Regional Airport and Warrenton-Fauquier Airport in Virginia. The longest flight lasted 1 hour 43 minutes.

During testing, the aircraft demonstrated impressive performance, taking off in less than 170 feet and landing in under 114 feet ground roll. It reached an altitude of 6,500 feet, and it flew as slowly as 25 knots during takeoff and landing. Learn more about the first flight.