AFRICAN AIRLINE DIRECTORY 2010 - World Airnews
AFRICAN AIRLINE DIRECTORY 2010 - World Airnews
AFRICAN AIRLINE DIRECTORY 2010 - World Airnews
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Photo: Daniel Fretwell<br />
Fleet: This consists of various types of aircraft, such as<br />
Cessna 207, Beech 55, Cessna 310, Beech 99, Piper<br />
Navajo, Jet Corvette, Pier Aztec and Cessna 310.<br />
This Madagascan operator provides charter and scheduled<br />
services to domestic and regional destinations.<br />
AERONAUTICA<br />
(Angola)<br />
CP 1228C, Luanda. E-mail: girglobalda@netangola.com<br />
Executive: V. Amoesx (CEO).<br />
Fleet: One An-32 and one Beech King Air 200.<br />
This carrier operates passenger and cargo services on<br />
a domestic basis.<br />
AERONAV AIR SERVICES<br />
(Kenya)<br />
PO Box 74714, 00200 Nairobi.<br />
Tel: +254 20 605997. Fax: +254 20 605829.<br />
E-mail: sales@kenyaaeronav.com<br />
Executives: Capt. J.M. Ririani (MD), Capt. T. Murage (chief<br />
pilot), A. A. Juma (operations/marketing), J. Githinji (commercial<br />
director).<br />
Fleet: A mixed bag of Cessna 172, C206, Beech Baron 58,<br />
Piper PA-34, Cessna 208 Grand Caravan and DHC-6 Twin<br />
Otter aircraft.<br />
Daily scheduled flights are operated to Ukunda,<br />
Mombasa, Malindi, Amboseli and Lamu. The airline also<br />
operates charters out of Wilson Airport and Ukunda to other<br />
parts of eastern and central Africa.<br />
AERONAUTICA GIRA GLOBO<br />
(Angola)<br />
c/o Transteco, 4 de Feveiro Luanda Airport.<br />
Tel: +244 2 322 678. E-mail: giraglobalda@netangola.com<br />
Executive: V Amoes (CEO).<br />
Fleet: One each Antonov An-32, IL-76, ERJ135, Beech King<br />
Air 200 and King Air B200.<br />
Aeronautica is an airline based in Luanda. It operates<br />
charter freight and passenger services in Angola. Its main<br />
base is Quatro de Fevereiro Airport, Luanda<br />
AERO-SERVICES<br />
(Congo)<br />
BP 1138, Point Noire.<br />
Tel: +242 94 2221. Fax: 242 94 1441.<br />
E-mail: info@aero-service.net<br />
Executive: C Griesbaum (president).<br />
Fleet: One each Antonov An-12BK, Casa 212-300, Casa<br />
212-100, Cessna 404 Titan, C402B and two each Brittan<br />
Norman BN2A-9s and two Antonov An-24RVs.<br />
This operator provides commuter and charter services<br />
within the Congo and neighbouring countries. It was founded<br />
as a food freight company and later grew and developed to<br />
an airline.<br />
AFRICA CHARTER <strong>AIRLINE</strong><br />
(South Africa)<br />
PO Box 25679, Lakefield, 1527<br />
Tel: +27 11 395 3962. Fax: +27 11 395 3963.<br />
E-mail: info@africacharterairline.com<br />
Executives: J. Mark (CEO), Ms V. Pillay (finance), M. Winter<br />
(operations), Ms. L. Peschl and Ms. C. Cramer (ground<br />
operations), Capt. T. Eleftheriou (chief pilot), D. Krynauw<br />
(engineering).<br />
Fleet: Two Boeing 737-200 freighhters and one each B727-<br />
200F freighter and B737-200F freighter. On order: One Boeing<br />
737-200F freighter.<br />
Africa Charter Airline was born out of Outsourcing for<br />
Africa, an established name in the South African charter industry,<br />
providing aircraft for short term leasing and contracts.<br />
34 WORLD AIRNEWS, AUGUST <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
The carrier arranges charters for private and corporate<br />
groups ranging from small groups of 10, right through to<br />
larger groups of exceeding 350. It is able to offer clients any<br />
destination in the world, leasing in additional aircraft when<br />
demand dictates.<br />
AFRICA WEST <strong>AIRLINE</strong>S<br />
(Togo)<br />
BP 10019, Lomé.<br />
Tel: +228 226 8810. Fax: +228 226 1749.<br />
E-mail: info@africawestcargo.com<br />
Executives: C. Sitterlin (chairman), Y. Erbs (director).<br />
Fleet: Three An-12s,two B747-200Fs, IL 76s and DC 8-62s.<br />
This cargo airline operates services from Europe to Lomé<br />
using a Boeing B747F under a code share with MK Airlines.<br />
Other services from Lomé to Abidjan, Accra, Bangui,<br />
Bamako, Brazzaville, Cotonou, Conakry, Douala, Freetown,<br />
Libreville, Monrovia, Malabo, N’djamena, Niamey,<br />
Ouagadougou, Pointe Noire and Port Gentil are operated<br />
when required.<br />
<strong>AFRICAN</strong> <strong>AIRLINE</strong> INVESTMENTS<br />
(South Africa)<br />
PO Box 720, Lanseria, 1748.<br />
Tel: +27 11 701 3202. E-mail: gerda@african-airlines.net<br />
Executives: Hugo van der Aiye (chairman), Andre van<br />
Heerden (CEO), Gavin Branson (operations), Nico Pieters<br />
(finance), Michael O’Brien (planning), Gert van Pyper, (chief<br />
engineer), Gerda Muller (public relations).<br />
Fleet: Seven BAE 146-200/300s, three Boeing 727-200Fs<br />
and five Embraer 120 Brasilias.<br />
This company’s core business is the leasing out of aircraft<br />
on an ACMI basis to mainly passenger airlines operating<br />
chiefly in Africa. Some of the current operations are<br />
based in Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, the Democratic Republic<br />
Congo, and soon in Togo. There is a BAe 146 and one<br />
Brasilia at Lanseria Airport for the charter market.<br />
<strong>AFRICAN</strong> AIR SERVICES COMMUTER<br />
(Democratic Republic Congo)<br />
200, Boulevard P.E Lumumba, C/ Ibanda, Bukavu - DRC<br />
Tel: +243 99 35 14 090. E-mail: fey_mbwriza2002@yahoo.fr<br />
Fleet: Two LET 410s.<br />
From its Bukavu base in the east of DRC, the airline provides<br />
charters and schedule services to Butembo, Isiro,<br />
Bunia, Bumba, Buta, Watsa, Kisangani Goma, Kindu and<br />
others town and villages in eastern region of the DRC. The<br />
carrier also provides charter services to East Africa.<br />
<strong>AFRICAN</strong> <strong>AIRLINE</strong>S INTERNATIONAL<br />
(Kenya)<br />
PO Box 74772, Nairobi.<br />
Tel: +254 20 82 4333. Fax: +254 20 82 3999.<br />
Executives: Capt. M.H. Bulhan (managing director), Capt.<br />
P. Ndavi (operations) and N. Kilonzi (chief engineer).<br />
Fleet: One each Boeing 707-320B, B727-200, B727-200F<br />
and Fokker F28-1000.<br />
This airline operates to Mombasa, Eldoret, Muscat, Jeddah,<br />
Hargeisha and Bujumbura.<br />
<strong>AFRICAN</strong> EXPRESS AIRWAYS<br />
(Kenya)<br />
PO Box 91202, Nairobi.<br />
Tel: +254 20824333. Fax: +254 20 823999.<br />
E-mail: afex@nbnet.co.ke<br />
Executives: Capt. M. H. Bulhan (CEO), A.K. Hawa (commercial),<br />
Capt. T.M. Mwangi (chief pilot), K. Abai (chief engineer)<br />
W. Kuto (operations), H. Kilonzi (technical).<br />
Fleet: Two Boeing 727-200s, two DC-9-32s and two Boeing<br />
747-200s.<br />
The airline serves Mombasa, Moroni, Mayotee, Zanzibar,<br />
Mogadishu, Hargeisha, Sharjah, Karachi, Muscat and<br />
Eldoret.<br />
<strong>AFRICAN</strong> SAFARI AIRWAYS<br />
(Kenya)<br />
PO Box 81443, Mombasa.<br />
Tel: +254 451 4584909. E-mail: cork@ascag.net<br />
Executives: K.J. Rudin (CEO), H.P. Rudin (director), Capt<br />
C. Cork (operations), Capt. M. Staud (chief pilot), D. Hoyer<br />
(chief engineer).<br />
Fleet: one Airbus A319-200.<br />
Established in 1967, this airline flies from Mombasa to<br />
Luxor, Basel, Zurich, Munich, Berlin and Frankfurt on charter<br />
flights.<br />
AFRIJET BUSINESS SERVICE<br />
(Gabon)<br />
BP 10253, Libreville.<br />
Tel: +241 44 5885/89. Fax: +241 44 5886.<br />
E-mail: contact@afrijet.ga<br />
Executive: J.B. Tomi.<br />
Fleet: Two each Dassault Falcon 50s and Falcon 900s.<br />
Afrijet Business Services operates corporate jet charters<br />
from its Libreville base. No other information is available.<br />
AFRIQIYAH AIRWAYS<br />
(Libya)<br />
PO Box 83428, Tripoli.<br />
Tel: +218 21 444 4409. Fax: +218 21 444 9128.<br />
E-mail: melmesshkhy@afriqiyah.aero<br />
Executive: R. Ettir (CEO).<br />
Fleet: Four Airbus A319s, three A320s, two A330-200s, two<br />
A300B4-622Rs and one VIP A340-200. On order: Six A350-<br />
800s, 11 A320s.<br />
This Libyan carrier, 100% owned by the Libyan<br />
Government, was established in 2001 and operates<br />
scheduled domestic services to several destinations, as well<br />
as regional flights to London, Dusseldorf, Manchester, Paris,<br />
Brussels and Geneva in Europe, and Accra, Bamako, Dakar,<br />
Johannesburg, Lomé, Lagos, Khartoum, Kano, N’djamena,<br />
Niamey, Tripoli, Ouagadougou, Cotonou, and Abidjan, in<br />
Africa.<br />
AIR 26 LINHAS AEREAS<br />
(Angola)<br />
68B Rua Emilio M Bidi, Luanda<br />
Tel: +224 222 329152. Fax: +224 222 397 045.<br />
Executive: L Duart (CEO).<br />
Fleet: Six Embraer Brasilias.<br />
This airline operates from Luanda Quatro de Fevereiro<br />
International Airport providing a domestic schedule and charter<br />
service. The airline also started cargo services with a recently<br />
acquired freighter-configured Brasilia.<br />
AIR ALGERIE<br />
(Algeria)<br />
BP 130, DZ-16000 Dar-el-Beida.<br />
Tel: +213 21 653340. Fax: +213 21 744425.<br />
E-mail: contacts@airalgerie.dz<br />
Executives: M.T. Benouis (president/director general), T.S.<br />
Reda (assistant D-Gl), M.H. Rabia (financial), Capt. B. Anad<br />
(flight operations), A. Boucetta (commercial), M. Zidane<br />
(technical), R. Tebbi (transport).<br />
Fleet: Five Airbus A330-200s, three Boeing 767-300ERs,<br />
ten B737-800s, one Lockheed Martin L382G, five B737-<br />
600s, one B737-200C, six ATR-72-500s.<br />
On order: Seven B737-800s.<br />
Air Algerie operates, in addition to a 37-point domestic<br />
and regional network in North and West Africa, to France,<br />
Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece, Austria, England, Germany,<br />
Switzerland, Russia, Romania, Czech Republic and the Middle<br />
East.<br />
AIR ARABIA EGYPT<br />
E-mail: contactus@airarabia.com<br />
Fleet: Two Airbus A320s with more to be added to the fleet<br />
in due course<br />
Air Arabia (the first and largest low-cost carrier in the Middle<br />
East and North Africa) and Travco Group, the Middle<br />
East’s largest travel and hospitality group, partnered in a joint<br />
venture agreement to launch a new low cost carrier based<br />
in Egypt. The new carrier will serve Europe, Middle East and<br />
Africa (EMEA) markets and will represent Air Arabia’s third<br />
hub after UAE and Morocco.<br />
Building upon Air Arabia’s existing services to 57 destinations<br />
across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia, the