Belavia has put its second additional Boeing 737-800 into regular service only days after the aircraft reached Minsk. The jet, registered EW-546PA, is already on scheduled sectors, joining EW-548PA as the carrier accelerates absorption of ex-Sky-Up capacity.
The move confirms that Belavia is turning a June batch of used 737-800s into line aircraft at speed, with at least three airframes reported in Minsk and two now active. For the operator, that short induction window points to a streamlined re-registration and maintenance path, likely built around standard 737-800 procedures and minimal cabin or systems modification.
More deliveries would extend the fleet reset into the summer schedule.