Avion Express Lithuania
A Lithuanian airline specializing in scheduled and contracted operations with Airbus A320 aircraft, serving a small international network that includes Reykjavik, Alicante, Berlin and London.
About Avion Express Lithuania
Avion Express is a Lithuanian airline founded in 2005 as Nordic Solutions Air Services and renamed Avion Express in 2013. Headquartered in Vilnius, it forms part of Avia Solutions Group, an international aviation-services business. Although identified as a scheduled carrier, Avion Express is best known for providing aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance services to other airlines, meaning passengers may encounter its aircraft on flights marketed under another carrier's name.
Reykjavik is its busiest departure hub by number of routes, followed by Alicante, London and Berlin. The recorded network comprises six routes serving four destinations across four countries: Reykjavik, Alicante, Berlin and London. These links connect Northern, Southern and Western Europe, although the airline's broader operating pattern can change as customer contracts, seasonal demand and aircraft assignments evolve.
The fleet used on these routes consists of Airbus Industrie A320 aircraft, a narrow-body type designed primarily for short- and medium-haul flying. Cabin layouts and service details can depend on the contract under which each aircraft operates. Seating, meals, baggage allowances, onboard sales and other passenger-facing elements may therefore follow the standards of the airline marketing the flight instead of a single Avion Express product.
Avion Express does not belong to Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld, and it has no public frequent-flyer programme of its own. When it operates a flight for another airline, mileage earning and elite benefits generally depend on the marketing carrier, flight number and booked fare. Travellers should check that carrier's loyalty terms to determine whether points, lounge access or status privileges apply.
Avion Express's principal strength is its flexibility: it can supply airlines with additional capacity while allowing them to maintain schedules during busy seasons or periods of fleet constraint. For passengers, the corresponding challenge is that the operating airline, aircraft branding or cabin arrangement may differ from initial expectations. Reservations, check-in, baggage claims, refunds and disruption assistance are generally handled by the airline that issued the ticket, so its published conditions remain the most useful source of guidance.
Good to know
Flying with Avion Express Lithuania — what to expect
Confirm The Operator
Avion Express often supplies aircraft and crews for flights sold by another airline. Check your itinerary for both the marketing carrier and the operating carrier.
Baggage Rules Vary
Carry-on and checked-baggage rules normally come from the airline that sold the ticket. Review that carrier's allowance before travelling rather than assuming a universal Avion Express policy.
Cabins May Differ
The Airbus A320 cabin layout and onboard service can vary according to the customer airline and operating contract. Seat selection, meals and onboard sales may therefore differ between flights.
Check In Normally
Use the check-in channels provided by the airline named on your booking. That airline generally manages boarding passes, seat assignments and reservation changes.
Loyalty Is Carrier Based
Avion Express has no public frequent-flyer programme. Points and status benefits depend on the marketing airline, flight number and fare conditions.
Network overview
Where Avion Express Lithuania flies
Avion Express Lithuania operates 6 routes to 4 destinations across 4 countries, its longest sector reaching Alicante to Reykjavik (3,209 km nonstop).
Destinations served
Cities Avion Express Lithuania flies to, most-served first.
Main hubs
Busiest departure bases, by route count.
Fleet
Aircraft types on record for these routes.
Longest nonstop route
Alicante → Reykjavik
3,209 km · ALC → KEF
The longest sector in the Avion Express Lithuania network, measured as the great-circle distance between the two airports.
Route data · TravelPayouts route data · updated 2026-07
Route network
Popular routes operated by Avion Express Lithuania
Notable destinations on Avion Express Lithuania's network.
X9ReykjavikdirectX9AlicantedirectX9BerlindirectX9LondondirectDestination list is indicative of Avion Express Lithuania's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
Avion Express Lithuania — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
8 common questions
- Avion Express Lithuania serves exactly 4 destinations across 4 countries. It operates 6 routes within that network.
- Carry-on rules usually follow the airline that markets and sells the flight, especially when Avion Express supplies the aircraft and crew. Check the ticketing carrier's website or booking confirmation for the applicable size, weight and item limits.
- Reykjavik is Avion Express Lithuania's busiest departure hub by number of routes. Alicante, London and Berlin are its other principal departure airports.
- Fares depend on the airline selling the flight, the route and seasonal demand. Comparing flexible dates and avoiding peak holiday periods may help uncover lower prices.
- Originfacts compares live fares from hundreds of airlines and travel agencies via its partner Travelpayouts and never adds a fee. Flights operated by Avion Express may appear under the name of the airline marketing and selling the ticket.
- Reykjavik has the most Avion Express Lithuania departures by route count, followed by Alicante, London and Berlin. These are the airline's busiest departure hubs.
- The longest Avion Express Lithuania route is Alicante to Reykjavik, covering about 3,209 km nonstop. It links southeastern Spain with Iceland.
- Avion Express Lithuania serves Reykjavik, Alicante, Berlin and London. Its six routes connect four destinations across four countries.