AFRICAN AIRLINE DIRECTORY 2010 - World Airnews
AFRICAN AIRLINE DIRECTORY 2010 - World Airnews
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ALAJNIHAH AIR TRANSPORT<br />
(Libya)<br />
Jamal Eddin Elwaeli St., Hay Alandalus, Tripoli.<br />
Tel: +218 21 477 9071. Fax: +218 21 477 9070.<br />
E-mail: info@alajniah.com<br />
Executives: M.D. Fazzani (CEO/chairman), Capt. M.R.<br />
Bzezi (general manager), M. Shaltut (operations), M. Bonifacio<br />
(finance), A. Vertido (PR/administration).<br />
Fleet: Two Airbus A320-321s and one Boeing 757.<br />
Alajnihah Air Transport is a Libyan joint stock company<br />
and has been in operation since 2003. It is currently operating<br />
the Tripoli-Istanbul (Turkey) flight service and also recently<br />
acquired Libyan CAA approval to add Jeddah to its<br />
route network. The carrier also operates charter flights and<br />
over flight and landing clearances as part of its services.<br />
ALAMIA AIR<br />
(Libya)<br />
Alamia Building Ahmad Rafiq Street, Benghazi, GSPLAJ.<br />
Tel: +218 61 908 2122. Fax: +218 61 908 2123.<br />
E-mail: elomani@alamia-air.com<br />
Fleet: One A320-200.<br />
Alamia Air is a privately-owned Libyan passenger and<br />
cargo airline that offers services to the commercial sector,<br />
oil fields, and provides ground handling services. In particular<br />
it delivers cargo to North Africa, the Middle East, Europe and<br />
Asia.<br />
ALBATROSS AIR<br />
(Namibia)<br />
PO Box 80876, Windhoek.<br />
Tel: +264 61 227512. Fax: +264 61 245612.<br />
E-mail: ops@albatross-air.com<br />
Executives: M. Dreyer (CEO), T. Irmo Loth (operations),<br />
Mrs. J. Dreyer (finance), Ms. E. de Groot (chief pilot),<br />
T.Waedzoldt (chief engineer)<br />
Fleet: Three each Cessna 210 and Piper Navajos and one<br />
Citation I corporate jet.<br />
Albatross Air operates charters on an ad hoc basis in<br />
southern Africa. The company plans to increase its regional<br />
network in addition to offering maintenance (through Trio Aviation,<br />
Namibia) and pilot training (through Windhoek Flight<br />
Training Centre).<br />
ALLIED AIR<br />
(Nigeria)<br />
Nahco Cargo Office Complex, 2nd Floor, Murtala<br />
Muhammed Airport, Ikeja, Lagos.<br />
Tel: +234 1 659 4735. Fax: +234 1 470 9221.<br />
E-mail: info@alliedaircargo.com<br />
Fleet: Three Boeing 727-200 freighters and a B707 freighter.<br />
On lease: two MD-11 freighters.<br />
Allied Air operates both scheduled and non-scheduled<br />
services. It recently launched weekly cargo services to Johannesburg<br />
with a leased MD-11F.<br />
AMC <strong>AIRLINE</strong>S<br />
(Egypt)<br />
5 El-Nasr Street, El Nozha El Gadidah, Heliopolis, Cairo.<br />
Tel: +20 2 623 0403. Fax: +20 2 623 2551.<br />
E-mail: commercial@amcairlines.com<br />
Executives: El Sayed Saber (president) and managing director<br />
is Amr Y. Aboukoura.<br />
Fleet: Four B737-800s.<br />
The airline was established mainly to operate charters<br />
from Europe to Egypt’s main tourist areas. It also operates<br />
UN flights within the country.<br />
38 WORLD AIRNEWS, AUGUST <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
ANGLO AMERICAN AVIATION SERVICES<br />
(South Africa)<br />
PO Box 7270, Bonaero Park, 1622.<br />
Tel: +27 11 395 9211. Fax: +27 11 973 4515.<br />
E-mail: aircraftoperations@angloamerican.co.za<br />
Executives: J. Laing (manager), F. Kruger (safety), J. du<br />
Plessis (chief pilot), H. Bates (maintenance), J. Janeke (training),<br />
C. Wood (finance/administration).<br />
Fleet: Four LearJet 45s and one each Gulfstream GV,<br />
Dornier 328Jet, Cessna Citation Excel, Pilatus PC-12NG,<br />
Beech 1900D and one AW 139 helicopter.<br />
Established in 1936 and based at OR Tambo International<br />
Airport (Johannesburg), the aviation division of Anglo<br />
American primarily serves the corporate travel needs of the<br />
group. It manages, maintains and operates a modem fleet<br />
of corporate jets, turboprop aircraft and helicopters on behalf<br />
of Anglo American and other client companies, focussing primarily<br />
on southern Africa.<br />
Anglo Aviation Services also provides charter flights and<br />
advises and consults on a wide range of aviation matters to<br />
ensure safe aviation practices are followed throughout the<br />
group.<br />
ANGOLA AIR CHARTER<br />
CP 3010, Luanda.<br />
Tel: +244 222 330974/994. Fax: +244 222 392229.<br />
E-mail: ang-charter@ebonet.net<br />
Executive: A.T. de Matos (CEO).<br />
Fleet: Two B727 freighters, an An-12 and an Embraer 120<br />
Brasilia.<br />
Now part of TAAG Angola Airlines which has a 100%<br />
shareholding, this company operates charter and regular<br />
cargo flights within Angola with scheduled cargo services between<br />
Luanda and Johannesburg, as well as to Lisbon and<br />
Ostend. Angola Air Services is leasing the Antonov An-12<br />
freighter for domestic and regional freight services.<br />
ANGOLA AIR SERVICES<br />
Domestic Terminal, Luanda International Airport.<br />
Tel: +244 923 424 193.<br />
E-mail: stefvanwyk@yahoo.com<br />
Executives: S. van Wyk (CEO), C. Amorim (finance), L.<br />
Duva (operations), Capt. J. Cregeen (chief pilot).<br />
Fleet: Four Jetstream 41s, one Beechcraft C90.<br />
Angola Air Services was established in 2001 in Sumbe,<br />
the Kwanza Sul provincial capital and operates domestic<br />
scheduled flights.<br />
ARIK AIR<br />
(Nigeria)<br />
PO Box 10468, Ikeja, Lagos.<br />
Tel: +234 1 27 9999. E-mail: ola.adebanji@arikair.com<br />
Executives: Sir Joeseph Arumemi-Ikhide (chairman); Dr M.<br />
Arumeni-Ikhide (president/CEO), C. Ndule (deputy VP), S.<br />
Sundaram (commercial).<br />
Fleet: Two Airbus A340-500s, one A330-200s, four Boeing<br />
737-800s, nine B737-700NGs, two B-737-300s, four Bombardier<br />
CRJ900s, two Hawker 850XPs, and two Bombardier<br />
Dash 8-Q400s. On order: Two B737-800s, two DHC8-<br />
Q400s, one CRJ900, two B777-200LRs, three B777-<br />
300ERs, seven B787-900s and 15 B737-900s.<br />
Arik Air is based at Abuja’s international airport from<br />
where it operates scheduled flights linking Calabar, Lagos,<br />
Port Harcourt, Enugu, Benin City, Warri, Maiduguri, Yola,<br />
Akure, Owerri, and Sokoto. It also operates an extensive network<br />
using Lagos as a base. Other destinations added are<br />
Accra, Banjul, Cotonou, Dakar, Johannesburg and London.<br />
ASL LIMITED<br />
(Kenya)<br />
PO Box 41937, Nairobi.<br />
Tel: +254 20 6036037. Fax: +254 20 607185.<br />
E-mail: als@iconnet.co.ke<br />
Executives: A. Khan (MD), Arshad (operations), Ms Z Khan<br />
(marketing), Capt. P. Atambo (chief pilot), I. Kalsvik (training),<br />
A. Joneck (chief engineer).<br />
Fleet: One ATR-42, three Beechcraft 1900Ds, one Beech<br />
Super King Air, three Cessna Caravans and one Eurocopter<br />
AS350B Ecureuil.<br />
The company operates charter services throughout East<br />
Africa and neighbouring countries.<br />
ASKARI AVIATION<br />
(Mali)<br />
Fleet: Three L1011 TriStars and two B747-200s<br />
Askari is a new start-up carrier specialising in providing air<br />
transport for Hajj pilgrims.<br />
ASKY <strong>AIRLINE</strong>S<br />
(Togo)<br />
BP 2988, Lomé.<br />
Tel: +228 223 05 10. Fax: +228 220 89 00.<br />
E-mail: headopffice@flyasky.com<br />
Fleet: Two Boeing 737-700s .with a further one on order.<br />
Part-owned by Ethiopian Airlines, the carrier operates to<br />
13 Central and West African destinations<br />
Launched in mid-January in Lome, the airline is expanding<br />
its network. It introduced in early March four new destinations:<br />
Niamey, Douala, Conakry and Freetown.<br />
These stops come in addition to those already served:<br />
Ouagadougou, Accra, Bamako, Banjul, Brazzaville, Cotonou,<br />
Kinshasa, Libreville, Lome.<br />
Asky aims at becoming the first regional airline in West<br />
and Central Africa.<br />
ASSOCIATED AVIATION<br />
(Nigeria)<br />
55 Moshood Abiola Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.<br />
Tel: +234 1 270 4744. Fax: +2341 493 6514.<br />
E-mail: assoair@multilinbks.com<br />
Executive: T. Oremule (CEO).<br />
Fleet: Four Emb-EMB-120 Brasilias, one Boeing 727-200<br />
and one BAe 125-7800.<br />
Associated Aviation airline operates passenger and cargo<br />
services within Nigeria and to the adjoining West African<br />
countries.<br />
ASTRAL AVIATION<br />
(Kenya)<br />
PO Box 594-0060, Nairobi.<br />
Tel: +254 20 827242. Fax: +254 20 827243<br />
E-mail: info@astral-aviation.com<br />
Executives: S Gadhia (CEO), Aman Bhasia (finance), C.<br />
Simiya (commercial), M.Mutahi (operations).<br />
Fleet: Two DC-9-30Fs and three Cessna C208B Grand Caravans.<br />
It was established in 2000 with interline partners and general<br />
service agents all over the world. Astral Aviation also<br />
flies to over 50 destinations in its intra-Africa network on a<br />
charter basis.<br />
AVIENT AVIATION<br />
(Zimbabwe)<br />
PO Box BW1602, Borrowdale, Harare.<br />
Tel: +263 4 497208. Fax: +263 4 497136.<br />
E-mail: avient@utande.co.zw<br />
Executives: L. Kling, A. Smith, J Tweedie (chief pilot), N.<br />
Glover (director engineering).<br />
Fleet: One IL-76, three DC-10-30F freighters and a MD-11<br />
freighter.<br />
With its head office in Zimbabwe, this company operates<br />
cargo services for civilian as well as Government customers.<br />
The MD-11F was added to its fleet in <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
Avient operates a weekly service linking Nigeria, Ghana,<br />
Gabon, Kenya, Burundi, Uganda and the Congo.<br />
AVOCET AIR LINK<br />
(Zambia)<br />
PO Box 32056, Lusaka.<br />
Tel / Fax: +260 211 271214.<br />
E-mail: avocet@zamnet.zm<br />
Executives: R. Jeffery (MD), L. Jeffery.<br />
Fleet: One each Cessna 401, C402B and C421.<br />
Established in 1991, it operates charter services in the<br />
sub-region.