Algeria
Air Algérie
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Air Express Algeria
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Khalifa Airways
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Star Aviation
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Tassili Airlines
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Antinea Airlines
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Medina Airlines
Rym Airlines
Angola
T.A.A.G
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Air Gemini
SonAir
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Air Jet
Angola Air Charter
Angola Air Service
Gemini Air Cargo
HM Airlines
Travel Air
Tropicana Gira Globo
Benin
Aero Benin
Afrique Airlines
Benin Golf Air
COTAIR
Alafia Jet
Royal Air
Trans Air Benin
West African Airways
Zircon Airways Benin
Botswana
Air Bostwana
Mack Air
Northern Air
Sefofane Air Charters
Burkina-Faso
Air Burkina
Celestair
Faso Airways
Ariella Airlines S.A
Naganagani Airways
Burundi
Africargo
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Air Kivu
air Tanganiyaka
Air Turbo Cargo
Burundi air Charter & Cargo
Centre Air Afrique
Societé de transports Aériens du Burundi
Royal Air Burundi
City Connection Airlines
Trans Lloyd Air Cargo
Cameroon
Afrijet Cameroon
Afrique Chart'air
Air Cameroon
Air Inter Cameroon - AIC
Avia Air Service
Camair-Co
Cameroon Air Transport
Cameroon Airlines
Cargo Airways International
Elysian Airlines
Gulf Air
Gum Air
Jetfly.com
NACAM - National Airways Cameroon
Regi Air Cameroon
Axis International Lines
Section Liaison Air Yaoundé
Schreiner Airways Cameroon
S.T.A.C
Unifly.com
Unitair Cameroon
Canary Islands (Spain)
Binter Canaria
Canary Fly
Islas Canaria
Layônair
Lineas Aereas Canarias
RAF Avia
Cabo Verde
Cabo Verde TACV
TACV (Transportes Aeros de cabo Verde) is the main major airlines of the ex Portugese island. It was founded in 1958 as a state company. It used a single De havilland "Rapid Dragon" and quickly acquired a paire of Wigeons Grumman. It only provided passenger service between the archipelago. We have to wait 1973 to see largest aircrafts HS748 joining the fleet. It permitted the airlines to open new routes on Dakar. The airlines grew up and new routes were oepend to Lisbon and Boston once TACV acquired jet aircrafts.
Between years 90s and 2000. A Boeing 757 and Boeing 737-300 joined teh fleet. The inter islands service was provided thanks a fleet of Embraer 120 Brasilia and ATR42s. The airline was privatized in 2006 and still strongly operates between its main base to Africa, Europe and U.S.A
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Cabo Verde Express
Central African Republic
Africa Airways
Africa Lines
African Airlines
Air Centrafique
Centrafrique Air Express
Air Oubangui
Central African Airlines
Central Airways
Centravia
Compagnie Centre Africaine Air Bangui
Inter RCA
Lobaye Air
Minair
Okapi Airways
STAC
Trans African
Chad
Air Tchad
Air Afrique Horizon
Air CEMAC
AMW Chad
Chadair
Inter Tchad
LAT Tchad
MidExpress Tchad
Toumaï Air Tchad
Comoros
AB Aviation
Aero Comoros
Air Comores
Air Comores International
Air Moheli International
Air Services Comores
Comores Aviation
Comores Aviation International
Comoro Islands Airlines
Continental Wings (Comores Airlines)
Global Air Operations
Grand Comoros
Indian Ocean airways
Inter Iles Air
Kamaria Air
Massima Air
Menon Airways
Ocean Airways
Oriole Express
Palace Air
Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
Air Haul
Afrique Regional Airlines
Air Afrique
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Air Alizé Afrique
Air Continental
Air Ivoire
Air ivoire is issued from SODETRAF and some of the parts were owned by the French Carrier U.T.A and the African Associated airline Air Afrique until 1976. It was founded in 1960 but really began to operate in 1964. Due to a sad economic situation, the life of the Ivoirian airlines was cahotic.
The airlines was refounded in 1999, thanks a partnership with Air France ( owner with 51% of All Africa Airways. The company was relaunched under a first name of Nouvelle Air Ivoire. It only started to oeprate on 2002 with a fleet of some medium capacity Airbus. Air Ivoire acquired its own Airbus A321 in 2002 it used on the route Abidjan to Paris. The airline many time leased other type of aircraft, as Fokker F100 or Boeing older 737s. It added 3 Boeing 737-500 to replace its older aircraft.
In 2011, Ivory Coast entered in serious politic crisis and all Air Ivoire operations fell to 50%. it contributed the airline to definitivly cease its operations the September 5th of that same year. Air Ivoire only provided services to Paris, Bordeaux and Marseille, in Europe. Other routes was operated to West Africa. When the airline ceased its operations, its fleet was equiped with 3 Boeing 737-500s and & Airbus A321.
Air Cote d'Ivoire
Airtransivoire (A.T.I)
InterIvoire
I.T.A
Ivoirienne des Transports Aériens
Nouvelle Air Afrique
Nouvelle Air Ivoire
Panafrican Airways
Solenta Aviation Cote d'Ivoire
Sophia Airlines
Vansco Air Freight
Westair Cargo Airlines
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Air Kasai
Air Kivu
Africa One
Air Tropiques
Bravo Air
Bravo Air Cargo
Business Aviation
Compagnie Aérienne d'Aviation
Congo Express
Air D.C
Equal Air
Flight Express
Fly Congo
Gomair
GTRA Airways
Hewa Bora Airways
Lignes Aériennes Congolaises
Malu Aviation
MIBA Aviation
Wimbi Dira Airways
Korongo Airlines
Services Air
SkyFly Airlines (Doren Air)
Transair Cargo
Wetrafa Airlift
Will Airlift
Djibouti
Air Djibouti
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Alan Air
Daallo Airlines
Djibouti Airlines
Egypt
Egyptair
Egyptair Express
Air Cairo
Air Arabia Egypt
Air Cargo Egypt
Air Memphis
Air Sinai
Almasria Universal Airlines
Alex Airlines
Alim Air
Alnaser Airlines
AMC Aviation
Flash Airlines
Cairo Aviation
Heliopolis Airlines
Koral Blue
Lotus Air
Midwest Airlines
Misr Overseas Airlines
Nesma Airlines
Nile Air
Palestinian Airlines
Pharaoh Airlines
Shorouk Airlines
Tristar Air
ZAS airlines of Egypt
Equatorial Guinea
Fair Aviation /Air Annobon
Air Guinea
Ducor World Airlines
Eritrea
Eritrean Airlines
Masawa Airways
Nasair Eritrean
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Airlines
Gabon
Gabon Express
Gabon Express was etablished in 1988. It founded its main base at Libreville. operation started in November 1998 between Port-Gentil and the capital city on scheduled and charter passenger services. The airlines operated with HS748 and Caravelle and it became the second largest Gabenese airlines. In June 2004, it acquired a British aerospace 146 to replace its older aircrafts and extended services to Port Gentil, Bitam, Franceville and Oyem. The airline finally ceased its operation in June 2004
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Air CEMAC
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Afrijet Gabon
Air Affaire Gabon
Air Gabon
Air Service Gabon
FlyAvirex
Air Max Africa
La Nationale
Allegiance Air Touriste
SOACO Gabon
Gambia
Atlantic Express
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Gambia Bird
Ghana
Ghana Airways
Ghana International Airlines
African Airways
Ghana Airways Airtours
ANTRAK Air
Citylink of Ghana
Geminair
Race Cargo Airlines
Phoenix Aviation
Starbow Airlines
West Africa Air Cargo
West Coast Airlines
Guinea
Air Guinée
Guinea-Bissau
Kenya
Kenya Airways
African Express
African Safari Airways
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African Express Airways
Fly540
East African Airways
JetLink
Safari Link
Fly Sax
Sky Relief Airlines
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748 Air Services
Lesotho
MGC Airlines
Simba Air Cargo
Liberia
Liberian national Airlines
Liberia World Airlines
Lybia
Lybian Airlines
Lybian Arab Airlines
Afriqiya Airways
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Buraq Air
Ghadames Air transport
Nayzak Air Transport
Madagascar
Air Madagascar
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Malawi
Air Malawi
Mali
Air Mali
Groupe Celestair - Air Mali
Mauritania
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Mauritania Airways is issued from a partnership between Mauritania and Tunisia. The airline was created in December 2007. It uses a fleet of 2 Boeing 737-700, an Airbus A320 and a regional aircraft ATR42. It operates on routes to Dakar, Bamako, Casablanca, Abidjan, Conakry, from its main base of Nouakchott Airport. Only one route was provided in Europe; Paris and other one in Canary islands (las Palmas). The airline is black listed in Europe.
AIR MAURITANIE
This airline was created in 1962 but began operations a year later. It was the major airlines of the country. Based at Nouakchott, it provided services with a limited fleet of DC3s. It acquired Fokker F27 in 1976. First jet aircraft joined the small fleet in 1985, allowing the airlines to provide flights to Dakar. In August 2006, Royal Air Maroc announced to take over 51% of Air Mauritanie's capital! It permitted the airlines to include in its fleet Boeing 727-200 and Boeing 737-500. This partnership was abandonned. The main airline of Mauritania ceased operation in January 2008.
(Photo: Air Mauritanie)
Mauritius
Air Mauritius
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The country main airline was founded in June 14th 1967 by an ancient Second War spy converted on tourism business (Amédée Maingard). He found partnership with Air france and BOAC. The airline was set up between Mauritius Government and private Rogers & Co. The airlines started operations with a single Piper Navajo leased to Air Madagascar, providing scheduled services between Mauritius and Reunion island. Other route to Rodrigues island was opened in 1972 with the same aircraft. Air Mauritius acquired a B.A leased VC10 in 1973 and started to link Europe (London) to the island, via Nairobi. As the route was succesful. the airlines leased a Boeing 707 to British Airtour before to add a Boeing 747 for its international routes in 1977.
Early 80s, Air Mauritius renewed its fleet and acquired a Boeing 767-300 for his long distance routes and regional services was provided with fresh ATR42s. Later, Airbus A319s completed its regional fleet to...
(Photo: Mickael Payet - Source: http://www.planepictures.net/)
... provide services to Madagascar. Of course, Boeing 747SP was replaced by new generation Airbus as A330 and A340. Now, Air mauritius, still operates on scheduled flights throughout Africa ( South Africa, Madagascar, Comores, Kenya and Reunion) to Europe (Paris and London) but its network goes to Asia (China, India, Malaysia and Singapore) as far as Australia (Perth).
Many code shares are signed with Air France, emirates Airlines, Malaysia Airlines and South African Airways
actually its fleet is equiped with 6 Airbus A340s, 2 Airbus A330s, 2 Airbus A319s and 2 ATR72s. Air Mauritius firmly ordered 2 B787 "Dreamliner" and 2 new generation Airbus A350s to replace its older aircrafts. It's main base is Port Louis International Airport.
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Melilla (Spain)
Melilla Airlines is a regional airline based in the Sapnish North African territories. Created in 2013, it began to operate in april of the smae year. It uses a fleet of a single 44 seats ATR42-300 on Melilla-Malaga route
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Morocco
Royal Air Maroc
Royal Air Maroc Express
Air Arabia Maroc
Atlas Blue
Rif Jet
Tingair
Jet4you
Dalia Air
Regional Air Maroc
Mozambique
L.A.M
Mocambique Expresso
Zambezi Airlines
DETA Linhas Aereas de Mocambique
Namibia
Namibia Airways
Niger
TransNiger
Nigeria
Aero Contractors
Afrijet Nigeria
ADC
Nigeria Airways
Air Midwest
Air Nabara
Air Nigeria
Air Stream Cargo
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Allied Air
Arik Air
Associated Avia
Bellview Airlines
Capital Airlines
Chanchangi Airlines
Dana Air
EAS Airlines
Dornier Aviation Nigeria
First Nation Airways
Flash Airlines Cargo
Formost Aviation
Fresh Air
GAS Airlines
GAS Air Cargo
Hak Air
Hold Trade Air
Kabo Air
Intercontinental
IRS Airlines
Koda Air
MAX Air
Med-View Airlines
Nicon Airways
Okada Air
Oriental Airlines
Overland Airways
Overnight Cargo Airlines
Pan African Airlines
Savannah Airlines
Space World
T.A.T Nigeria
Trans Sahel Airlines
Triax Airlines
Tobrass Aviation
UAS Cargo
Virgin Nigeria
Wings Aviation
Zenith Air
Republic of the Congo
Aviatrade Congo
Trans Air Congo
Trans Air Cargo Service
Lina Congo
EC air
Kinshasa Airways
Reunion (France)
Air Austral
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Air Réunion
Rwanda
Rwandair
Rwandair Express
Silverback Cargo Freighter
Saint Helena
Sao Tome & Principe
Air Sénégal
Sénégal Airlines
Seychelles
Air Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone Airlines
Orange Air
Somalia
Somali Airlines
Jubba Airways
South Africa
Agroar
Avia
Air Cape
Branson Air
Cem Air
Flitestar
Freedom Air South Africa
Imperial Air Cargo
Inter Air
Inter Link
Kulula Airways
Lush Aviation
Mango
Nelair
Rovos Air
South Africa Airways
Safair
Santaco Airways
Stars Airways
Charlan Air Charter
Tramon Air
Valan International Cargo
Velvet Sky
South Sudan
Southern Star Airlines
Southern Sudan Airlines
Feeder Airlines
Sudan
Azza Air Transport
Alfa
ATTICO
Badr Airlines
Dove Air
Misr Overseas Airways
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Nova Air
Spirit of Africa Airlines
Sudan Air
Sun Air
United Arabian Airline
Swaziland
Tanzania
Air Tanzania
Fly Tanzania
Tropical Air
ZanAir of Zanzibar
Air Togo
Asky
Tunisia
Tunisair
Tunisair Express
Sevenair
Tuninter
Air Liberté Tunisia
Nouvelair Tunisie
Karthago Airlines
Syphax Airlines
Tunisavia
Uganda Airlines
East African Airlines
East African Safari Express
Alliance Air
Uganda Air Cargo
Western Sahara
Zambia
AeroZambia
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Zambia Airways
Zimbabwe
Air Zimbabwe
Vulkan Air
Affretair
Ex Zaïre
Air Zaire
Scibe Airlift Zaire
Zaire Aero Service
Zaire Cargo
Express Cargo
Ex Rhodesia
Air Rhodesia
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