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Photo: Daniel Fretwell KARTHAGO AIRLINES (Tunisia) Rue de l’Artisanat Charguia II, Carthage, Tunis 2035. Tel: +216 71 940540. Fax: +216 71 941901. E-mail: dir.commerciale@karthago.com.tn Executive: H.Adassi (general director). Fleet: Four Boeing 737-300s. Karthago Airlines is a privately-owned Tunisian charter airline operating to 20 European destinations, with hubs in Carthage and Monastir. The airline also has two Egyptian-based subsidiaries, Koral Blue and Sun Air. Karthago Airlines offers two weekly flights to Djerba from Paris Orly South. KAVANGO AIR (Botswana) Postnet Suite 99, Private Bag 114, Maun. Tel: +267 686 0323. Fax: +267 686 0191. E-mail: marks@kavangoair.com / robe@kavangoair.com Executives: M. Smith (CEO/operations manager), R. Eden (chief pilot). Fleet: Two each Cessna C208B Grand Caravans and Cessna 206 Stationairs, three Cessna 172 Skyhawks and one GA8 Airvan. Kavango Air covers mainly the north-western and northeastern parts of Botswana on a daily basis with flights going in and out of the Okavango Delta and Chobe/Linyanti areas of Botswana. It also flies to all neighbouring countries. Its main line of business is air charter of both passengers and freight in and out of the safari and hunting lodges in Northern Botswana (camp transfers). The company also operates medevac flights for the Botswana Government and other health and medical departments in the private sector. The airline specialises in scenic flights over the Okavango Delta region. Aerial survey and research flying is also done on a regular basis. KENYA AIRWAYS PO Box 19002-00501, Nairobi. Tel: +254 20 6422000. Fax: +254 20 642 2560. E-mail: contact@kenya-airways.com Executives: E. Mwaniki (non-executive chairman); T. Naikuni (CEO and MD), B. Steller (COO), M. Chandra (commercial), A.W. Mbugua (finance), A. Fullilove (technical), Capt. P. Mwangi (flight operations), Y. Gilbert (ground services), K. Kinyanjui (information systems). Fleet: Four Boeing 737-300s, four B737-700ERs, seven B737-800s, six B767-300ERs, four B777-200ERs, five Embraer 170s. On order: Nine B787-8s Dreamliners and two Embraer E190s. Kenya Airways flies to some 47 domestic and international destinations. The carrier is one of the fastest growing commercial airlines in Africa offering connections to more than 1 500 city pairs worldwide, together with partner KLM. The carrier currently operates 14 weekly flights to Amsterdam’s Schiphol hub. Kenya Airways has concluded a 10-year contract with Israel’s IAI Bedek aviation group to provide maintenance support for its CFM56-3/-7 engines. The contract is worth in excess of $100-million. In addition, it announced last month a new order for two Embraer E190s to supplement the five smaller E170s already in service. 50 WORLD AIRNEWS, AUGUST 2010. KIN AVIA (Democratic Republic Congo) Aéroport de Ndolo, Kinshasa-Barumbu. Tel: +243 99 82 28 699. E-mail: kinavia@gbs.cd Fleet: Four Let 410s. Kin Avia provides mainly domestically passengers and cargo services. Schedule services to, Kikwit, Bandundu, Nioki, Inongo, Tshikapa, Matadi, Boma, Moanda, and charter flighta in DRC and regional flights to Brazzaville and Pointe Noire. KING AIR CHARTER (South Africa) PO Box 9, Lanseria, 1748. Tel: +27 11 701 3250. Fax: +27 11 701 3224. E-mail: quotes@kingair.co.za Executives: Directors: G. Clarke, C. Talevi and Ms M. Willis. Capt. R. Talevi (chief pilot/flight operations), B. Cochrane (chief engineer). M. van Buuren (general manager). Fleet: Fixed wing: Five Beech 1900Ds, three Beech King Air 200s, one King Air E90 and two HS125 VIP jets. Rotor wing: One Bell B206B3, five Bell 206L4s, one Bell 206LT, one Bell 407 and one Bell 205. The company holds AOCs for Parts 121, 135 and 127 operations. Ad hoc charter and aircraft leasing operations are conducted domestically, regionally and internationally. KING AIR SERVICES (South Africa) PO Box 29044, Melville, 2109. Tel: +27 11 482 2197. Fax: +27 11 726 5851. E-mail: kingair@global.co.za Executives: G. Clarke (director), C. Talevi (director). Fleet: Five Bell LongRangers, three Beech King Air 200s, one each Cessna Caravan, King Air 90, Hawker 125-700, Hawker 125-400 and Bell 206 and several Be1900Ds. King Air Services began operations leasing aircraft in 1990, supplying various aircraft and helicopters to the United Nations and various airlines in Africa and the Middle East. King Air Services also has a charter division (see above) based at Lanseria International Airport, near Johannesburg, which offers and freight services worldwide. KING AIR & TRAVELS (Nigeria) PO Box 71393, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234 1 261 4012. Fax: +234 1 262 2135. Executive: Sen. M. Adede (CEO). Fleet: One each King Air 350 and BAE125-600B. Kenya Airways has ordered nine Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners. kulula.com, one of South Africa’s leading low cost airlines, is renowned for its innovative paint schemes on its fleet of Boeing 737s. King Air & Travels operates VIP charter services domestically and regionally from its Lagos base. KIVU AIR (Democratic Republic Congo) PO Box 157, Goma. Tel: +243 81 313 4228. Executives: C. Raduly (director), M. Kuntze. Fleet: One Casa 212-200. Kivu Air has its main base at Goma and operates charter and cargo flights in the Great Lakes region. KORALBLUE AIRLINES (Egypt) 1/C Asmaa Fahmy-Ard El Golf , Nasr City, Cairo. Tel: +202 2 415 7030. Fax: +202 2 415 7079. E-mail: infos@flykoralblue.com Executives: B. Trabelisi (chairman), A. Hicheri (CEO), Capt. M. Qasem (operations), S. Ayadi (MD/planning), Capt M Abu El Alla (chief pilot). Fleet: Four Airbus A320s and one A319. KoralBlue specialises in charters for tourists between Egypt and Europe. Its principal capital is contributed by the Tunisian company Nouvelair Tunisie and the Egyptian Orascom Group. The airline operates from Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada as well as other Egyptian international airports located in the Red Sea area flying to several east and west European destinations. KULULA .COM (South Africa) PO Box 7015, Bonaero Park, 1622 . Tel: 0861 KULULA / 0861 585852. E-mail: feedback@kulula.com Executives: G. Novick (Joint CEO), E. Venter (Joint CEO), R.Y. Sri-Chandana (finance), Capt. M. Louw (operations/ chief pilot), A. Bhatt (technical). Fleet: Seven Boeing 737-400s and two Boeing 737-800s. Routes: Johannesburg to Cape Town, Durban, George, Nelspruit, Port Elizabeth,East London; Johannesburg (Lanseria) to Cape Town and Durban. Regional destinations include Harare; Lusaka and Ndola (operated by Zambezi Airlines); Mauritius and Windhoek (operated by BA/Comair). Kulula.com has become South Africa’s biggest online retailer, currently generating over R2,5-billion annually in online sales. From operating just one route and 18 flights a week in 2001, kulula.com now operates 16 routes with more than 325 flights a week.
LIBO AIR CARGO (Libya) PO Box 75079, Tripoli Tel: +218 21 484 3302. Fax: +218 21 484 3300. E-mail: info@liboaircargo.com Fleet: One IL-76 freighter. Libo Air Cargo is a new Libyan cargo airline that is part of Libyan African Aviation holding company. LIBYAN ARAB AIR CARGO PO Box 48697, Tripoli. Tel: +218 21 350 2966. Fax: +218 21 350 2967. Fleet: Nineteen IL-76T/TD/Ms, eight An-26Bs, five L100-30s, two each An-124s and An-32Ps. Libyan Arab Cargo is the commercial cargo division of the Libyan Arab Republic Air Force. LIBYAN AIRLINES PO Box 2555, Tripoli. Tel: +218 21 3614102. Fax: +218 21 3614815. E-mail: a.elkedairi@in.aero Executives: M. Ibsem (CEO), Y. Smaeda (finance), Eng. A. Malyan (technical), Capt. M. Rayani (operations) and Capt. K. Hamama (training). Fleet: Two Airbus A300-600Rs, two A320S, two A319s, five Bombardier CRJ900s, one Boeing MD82 and one Dassault Falcon 50. On order: Seven Airbus A320-200s, four A330- 200s four A350-800s. The airline is now operating a network which covers all of North Africa’s major airports, as well as Jeddah, Damascus, Amman, Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, Larnaca. Libyan Arab Airlines European network now includes destinations such as Frankfurt, Istanbul, Kiev, London, Paris and Vienna. It is also looking to fly to the Far East. The carrier also operates several VIP aircraft on behalf of the government. The carrier has ceased domestic operations which are now served by the recently established Afriqiyah Airlines. LIGNES AERIENNES CONGOLAISES (Democratic Republic Congo) PO Box 204 Kinshasa 24. E-mail: info@lac.cd Fleet: One B737-200. Formerly Air Zaïre, the airline was formed in 1961, but after many reversals in fortune, lost most of its routes and aircraft. Now it provides schedule service to major towns in DRC like Lubumbashi, Kananga, Mbuji Mayi, Kindu, Kisangani and Mbandaka. LINHAS AEREAS de MOCAMBIQUE (LAM) PO Box 2060, Maputo. Tel: +258 21 468000. Fax: +258 21 465809. E-mail: linhadocliente@lam.co.mz Executives: J. Viegas (CEO), A. Tchamo (finance), Capt. J. Abreu (operations), A. Macaba (commercial), Capt. F. Miranda (operations manager), Capt. F.Chumaio (chief pilot). Fleet: Three Embraer EMB 190s, two B737-200s. On order: One Embraer EMB 190s. Based in Maputo, LAM is the national airline of Mozambique. The carrier has taken delivery of the first three of four Embraer 190 regional jets as part of a comprehensive fleet renewal programme that will finally see the retirement of the stalwart Boeing 737-200 fleet from active service. LAM flies from Maputo to Beira, Nampula, Tete, Quelimane, Pemba and Lichinga domestically and Johannesburg, Dar es Salaam and Nairobi regionally. Photo: Daniel Fretwell 52 WORLD AIRNEWS, AUGUST 2010. LOTUS AIR (Egypt) Villa 1, El Fareek Kamel Hassan Ali Street, Sheraton, Heliopolis, Cairo. Tel: +20 2 2266 6701. Fax: +20 2 2266 9851. E-mail: lotus.info@lotus-air.com Executives: A. Alfalah (MD), A. Kamel (finance), N. Nassif (technical), S. Elmesiri (operations). Fleet: Four Airbus A320-200s. This charter airline began operations at the beginning of 1998 linking European cities with Egyptian resorts. LOUTZAVIA AIR CHARTER (South Africa) PO Box 80698, Doorpoort, 0017. Tel: +27 12 567 6775. Fax: +27 12 543 1519. email: info@loutzavia.co.za Executives: Maria Loutzis (CEO, finance and public relations); Henry Miles (chief pilot), Jannie Loutzis (operations). Fleet: Twelve aircraft including four Beech King Airs, one each Cessna Citation, Pilatus PC-12, Cessna Caravan and various piston-engined types. Launched in 2002 as a purely flying training organisation, the company later expanded into charter operations offering a variety of services to destinations throughout southern Africa. MACK AIR (Botswana) Private Bag 329, Maun. Tel: +267 686 0675. Fax: + 267 686 0036. Executives: S. Mackay (chairman/MD), Ms. B. Norton (operations), M. Weyl (chief pilot). Fleet: Six Cessna 206s, three each Cessna 208B Grand Caravans and GA8 Airvans and one each Cessna 210 and EC130B4 helicopter. Based in Maun, Mack Air operates non-scheduled air charter throughout Botswana and neighbouring countries. It also operates helicopter and fixed wing scenic flights over the Okavango Delta. Photo: Daniel Fretwell MALILA AIRLIFT (Democratic Republic Congo) BP 11253, Kinshasa. Tel: +243 88 46428. E-mail: malila.airlift@ic.cd Executives: Veronique Malila (director-general), L. Ndeke (operations). Fleet: One each Antonov An-26 and An-32. Passenger and cargo flights are operated by this airline on a domestic basis only. MALU AVIATION (Democratic Republic Congo) PO Box 7417 Kinshasa 1. Tel: +243 81 503 8510. E-mail: malu.avia@micronet.cd Executives: Capt. N. wa Kasindi (joint general manager), Capt. J.J. Marion (joint general manager & operations), H Wilondja (finance), F. Kasindi (chief pilot), J. Nomba (chief engineer). Fleet: One Shorts SC7 Skyvan, a Grumman G1 and a Nord Atlas 262. Malu Aviation operates domestic services within the DRC to Goma Isiro, Kisangani, Bondo, Bukavo and Bunia. MANGO (South Africa) PO Box 1273, OR Tambo International Airport, 1627 Tel: +27 11 978 1773. Fax: +27 11 978 3018. E-mail: enquiries@flymango.com Executives: C. Wiese (chairman), N. Bezuidenhout (CEO), Ms. M. Ebersohn (CFO), P. Luhabe (commercial), N. Vlok (operations), Capt. Q. Mouton (chief pilot), S. Strachan (engineering), H. Kaiser (communications). Fleet: Four Boeing 737-800 NGs. Mango is South Africa’s youngest low cost airline with its first flight on November 15, 2006. The airline is widely recognised not only as one of the most sustained affordable carrier but also for its innovation. Destinations include Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and Bloemfontein. MANGO AIRLINES (Democratic Republic Congo) 45, Boulevard Niamwisi, Beni. Tel: +243 99 82 98 550. E-mail: mango_mat@yahoo.fr Fleet: One each Let 410 and An-26. From its Beni base in eastern DRC, the airline provides charters and schedule services to Goma, Butembo, Isiro, Bunia, Bumba, Buta, Watsa, Kisangani, Bukavu, Kindu and others towns and villages in eastern DRC. The carrier also operates charters to East Africa. MARSLAND AVIATION (Sudan) PO Box 1331, Khartoum. Tel: +249 12 306724. Fax: +249 183 581701. E-mail: rortashi@marsland-avi.com Executive: R. A. Ortashi (CEO). Fleet: One each AN-26, Tupolev Tu-134B, Yakovlev Yak- 42D and one Boeing 737-200. The airline operates to Juba, Rumbak,Nyala, Elfashir, Elgenina, Nairobi as well as to Entebbe and Cairo.
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