Danish Air Transport (DAT) – Connecting Scandinavia and Beyond Danish Air Transport (DAT) is a regional airline based in Vamdrup, Denmark, with a rich history dating back to 1989. Founded by Jesper and Kirsten Rungholm, DAT began as a cargo carrier operating with a single twin-engine aircraft, transporting everything from mail and packages to racehorses. Over the years, the airline has expanded its operations to include passenger charter flights and scheduled services, becoming a vital connector within Scandinavia and beyond. A Diverse Fleet for Regional Connectivity As of January 2025, DAT operates a fleet of 21 aircraft, including: Airbus A320-200: 5 aircraft, seating up to 180 passengers. Airbus A321-200: 1 aircraft, seating up to 198 passengers. ATR 72-600: 2 aircraft, seating up to 72 passengers. ATR 72-200: 5 aircraft, seating up to 66–70 passengers. ATR 42-500: 2 aircraft, seating up to 48–50 passengers. ATR 42-300: 5 aircraft, seating up to 46 passengers. Cessna Citation Excel: 1 aircraft for executive travel. This diverse fleet allows DAT to offer flexible solutions for various sectors, including tourism, medical evacuations, and corporate travel. Expanding Horizons with DAT LT In 2003, DAT expanded its operations by establishing DAT LT, a Lithuanian airline operating under its own Air Operator Certificate (AOC). DAT LT focuses on providing ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services and operates a fleet of 22 aircraft, including ATR and Airbus models. This expansion has enabled DAT to extend its reach and capabilities across Europe. Commitment to Safety and Excellence DAT is committed to maintaining the highest safety standards and adheres to all regulatory requirements set by the Danish Civil Aviation Authority. The airline conducts regular safety audits and maintains a robust internal safety management system to ensure the well-being of its passengers and crew.