Clients
Polet Airlines throughout the years, worked with a huge number of companies and organizations that are representing all types of industries. With a fleet of AN-124-100 aircraft for charter, it is no surprise that large charter customers require this type of service. Whole consignments, even individual items, for such operators can weigh over 100 tonnes. Expanding the service with IL-96-400T for general cargo brought new markets to the customers. Polet Airlines is having data base including more than 1000 clients all over the world. Here is the list with some of them:
| EU Aeronautical Defence | Euopean Space Agency | Chapman Freeborn | Toyota | Wartsila Corporation |
| Rolls-Royce | Siemens AG | Matsushita Co | Aerospatiale | Volkswagen AG |
| ADB | Philip Morris | Bombardier | Ericsson | Epson Corp. |
| Epson Corp. | Alrosa | Lufthansa | Eurocopter | Roskosmos |
| Schenker | Mitsubishi | Fliteline | Airbus | Astrium |
Humanitarian Flights
In addition to its commercial operations, Polet Airlines has been involved in a number of humanitarian projects with the United Nations and Red Cross. Airline has completed relief flights to The Congo, Tanzania, Africa, East Timo, Afghanistan, Japan and other countries. UN projects typically involve lifting tracks, water purification plants, medical supplies, excavators, cranes, bulldozers, trucks, and construction equipment.
Polet Airlines close relationship with the peacekeeping forces has grown over many years working together. Company is trying to keep the high commitment to United Nations aid relief and it has seen completing many missions that have provided important aid relief to nations in need. Experience gave Polet a commercial knowledge and ability to adjust the flight schedules immediately following many necessary flights. Best example was for Tsunami's terrifying destruction in Southeast Asia. Polet Airlines had dedicated aircraft for relief mission.
Commitment to International Space Agencies
Another factor that sets Polet Airlines apart from its competitors is its involvement in the space technology program. Polet Airlines is the only operator of AN-124-100 licensed by the Russian space agency for transport of satellites and satellite rockets. Space agencies are always interested in our aircraft for its uniqueness.
Polet is the primary carrier of the European Space Agency and also Rosaviakosmos agency's launch vehicles and other related space equipment.
One of Polet's most historic transportations was for the European space agency, the delivery of the satellite 'SMART-1' and additional equipment to the Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana. The prime contractor was the Swedish Space Corporation.
Important Space Flight
In February 2005 Polet operated another most unique flight carrying a new generation satellite Inmarsat 4. The flight was performed for EADS Astrium upon request of Airbus Transport International from Toulouse to Cape Canaveral. Mere 20 mm clearance from the top of the satellite container to the top of the cargo hold is what made this flight such a unique operation.
A meeting was arranged in Toulouse among Astrium, Airbus Transport International and Polet experts to develop the precise loading procedure of the satellite.
High Profile Flight
Polet Airlines had the highest profile cargo transport in July 2001. It was the return of the US Navy's Lockheed Martin EP-3 Orion 'surveillance-plane' to the United States. The EP-3 made a forced landing on China's Hainan Island Following a mid-air incident with Chinese air force fighters.
Not only was the operation a technical success, but in terms of enhancing our airline profile it was incredible. The use of a Russian carrier was seen as significant in the diplomatic standoff that followed the incident, and Polet has been congratulated and thanked by American and international aviation bodies.
