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AFRICAN AIRLINE
                DIRECTORY                                                                                                                AIRLINES

        GREEN FLAG AIRLINES                  FASTJET                            Moncef Zouari GM

        Khartoum International Airport      Julius Nyerere Int Airport          www.tunisexpress.com.tn
        www.greenflag-sdn.com               www.fastjet.co.tz                   FLEET:  ATR72-500 x 2, ATR 72- 600 x 2.

        FLEET: AN-74 x 2, Il-76 x 1, Mil Mil-17 x 5, An-30 x 1,   FLEET:  ATR 72-600 x 3 on order, EMB190 x 2.  TUNISAVIA
        L Jetstar x 1, Bell-205 x 2, F50 x 1 B737 cargo x 1.  FLIGHTLINK AIR CHARTERS  Tunis-Carthage Int Airport
        MID AIRLINES                        Julius Nyerere Int Airport          www.tunisavia.com

        Khartoum International Airport      www.fastjet.com                     FLEET: DHC-6 x 2, Bombardier 600 x 1

        www.midairlines.com                 FLEET: C206 x 1, C208B x 2, Citation 560   UGANDA
                                            x 1, EMB120 x 2
        FLEET: F50 x 2.
                                             PRECISION AIR
        NOVA AIRWAYS                        Julius Nyerere Int Airport          Uganda has opened an aviation university.


        Khartoum International Airport      Michael Shirima Chairman            AEROLINK UGANDA
        Capt Widaa M. Noue CEO              www.precisionairtz.com              Anthony Njoroge CEO
        www.novaairways.com                 FLEET:  ATR 42-500 x 2; ATR 42-600 x 2; ATR   www.aerolinkuganda.com
        FLEET: CRJ-200ER x 2.               72-500 x 5                          FLEET: C208 x 4.
        SUDAN AIRWAYS                        REGIONAL AIR SERVICES              EAGLE AIR

        Khartoum International Airport      Arusha Airport,                     Entebbe International Airport

        Abd Elmahmoud Suleiman Mohammed CEO  www.regional.co.tz                 Tony Rubombora MD, www.flyeagleu-

                                            FLEET:  C208 x 2, DHC-6-300 x 1, CF406 x 1, Dash 8 x 1
        www.sudanair.com                                                        ganda.com                                                                 A NEW SOUTH
        FLEET:  A320-200 x 1, F50 x 3.       TROPICAL AIR                       FLEET:  B1900 x 1, Let 410 x 3, PA 34 x 1, C206 x 1
        SUN AIR (SUDAN)                     Abeid Amani Karume Int Airport          ZAMBIA
                                            Omar Haji Nura CEO
        Khartoum International Airport      www.tropicair.co.tz                                                                                           AFRICAN AIRLINE

        Saif M Saad Omer Chairman:          FLEET:  ATR42-300 x 2, PA-28 X 2,   Zambia has resumed commercial flights.

        www.sunairgroup.com                 PA-34 X 1, PA-31 X 1, C208b X 3.                                                                                        availability of all the key inputs into an airline,   think that’s the opportunity for now. And



        FLEET:  B737-200 x 2, B737-300 x 1.  ZANAIR                             PROFLIGHT AIR SERVICES                                                              starting with aircraft facilities, and really   frankly in a market like South Africa, I’m not



                                                                                                                                        ow might be literally the worst

        TARCO AIR                           Abeid Amani Karume Int Airport      Lusaka International Airport                    Nti me to launch a new airline.     high-quality people. Unfortunately, many   sure if it justifies new aircraft, certainly for
                                                                                                                                                                    people are really keen to get back into the

                                                                                                                                                                                                       some time to come.
                                                                                Tony Irwin CEO, www.flyzambia.com

        www.tarcoair.com                    www.zanair.com                      FLEET: CRJ 100 x 1,Dash 8 Q300 x 1, BA          Well, several businesses think not, includ-  industry. So, I think when you put all of that   “We’re only really interested in the bigger
        FLEET:  B737-300 x 4, B737-500 x 1.  FLEET:  C207a X 1, C208b X 2, C404 X 2.  Jetstream 41 x 3.                         ing Nolinor in Canada and Air Arabia in the   together there’s a desire to create something   narrowbodies and the 180 odd seater


                                                                                                                                                                    new, something fresh, something super-effi-



                                                                                                                                                                                                       aircraft. [I’m] not getting into deep aircraft

           TANZANIA                             TOGO                                ZIMBABWE                                    Middle East. In South Africa, an entity is   cient. And something that resonates with the   discussion right now, but the kind of a 321
                                                                                                                                looking at starting one up, and given the

                                                                                                                                                                    market where the market is today … it’s a very
                                                                                                                                                                                                       size or [737]-900, that’s quite an interesting





                                             ASKY AIRLINES                                                                      aviation brains behind the venture, it might   unique situation that we find ourselves in.”  aircraft but again, new, would be too expen-
                                                                                                                                turn out a wild success.


                                                                                                                                                                     On the subject of where the initial routes

        Tanzania has resumed commercial flights.   BP 2988, Immeuble Bidc-Cedeao, Lomé  Zimbabwe has resumed some domestic        Gidon Novick, former Comair CEO and   of this new airline would be, Novik was clear.   sive for us. But it lends itself well to that kind
                                                                                                                                                                                                       of a route. So yeah so that’s where we are.”

        AIR EXCEL                           Henok Teferra CEO                   commercial operations.                          founder of Kulula.com, is a serial entrepre-  He said his start-up was looking at one   Will a low-cost airline work in South Africa?

        Arusha Airport                      www.flysky.com                      AIR ZIMBABWE                                    neur. He is also founder of Lucid Ventures,   route in particular.       Pre-COVID, South Africa would have

                                                                                                                                and this week he gave an interview to



        Mike Kalaitzakis CEO                FLEET:  B737-700 x 5;,B737-800 x 2,   Harare International Airport                  AviaDev Africa about his latest enterprise:   “You can guess which route that is, that’s   welcomed more low-cost competition with
        www.airexcelonline.com              DHC-8-400 x 1.                      www.airzimbabwe.aero                            a brand new low-cost airline based out of   the Cape Town - Joburg.”   open arms. But in a post-COVID world,
        FLEET:  C208B x 8, Let L-410 x 1.       TUNISIA                         FLEET: A320-200 x 2, B737-200Adv x 2, B767-200ER   South Africa that he hopes to launch before   Cape Town to Johannesburg is one of the   when airlines are struggling with longer

                                                                                                                                                                                                       turnaround times and higher costs due to
                                                                                x 2, B777-200ER x 1, EMB 145 x 1, Xian MA60 x 1.
        AIR TANZANIA                                                                                                            the end of the year.                busiest airline routes in the world. In 2019,   the deeper cleaning being required, does
                                                                                                                                                                    it was the 11th busiest in the world, and

                                                                                                                                  Keeping tight-lipped on the name, Novick
        Julius Nyerere Int Airport          Tunisia has re-opened its airspace.  FASTJET ZIMBABWE                               has insisted that it’s just what South African   amassed South African Airways around (US)   a low-cost airline really have a place in the


        Ladislaus Matindi CEO                EXPRESS AIR CARGO                  Harare International Airport                    aviation needs, and was keen to share   $185m over the course of that year. With   modern South African landscape?


        www.airtanzania.co.tz               Tunis-Carthage Int Airport          www.fastjet.com                                 some juicy details about his future plans.  just what shape the national carrier will be   Novik thinks so.
                                                                                                                                                                    in, in the future Novik’s start-up could be
                                                                                                                                                                                                         He said, “The term ‘low-cost airlines’
        FLEET: A220-300 x 2, DHC-8-Q300 x 1;                                    FLEET:  ERJ 145 x 2.                              “It’s the perfect opportunity for an airline   onto something.       I think it’s an outdated term, because if
        DHC-8-Q400 x 4, F50 x 1, B787-8 x 2.  www.express-aircargo.com          HALSTEDS AVIATION                               with the right business model,” he said.  He said, “We won’t be using new aircraft   you’re in the short haul market globally and

                                            FLEET: B737-300QC x 1, B737-300F x 1.
                                                                                                                                  “For many people around the world, it’s
        AS SALAAM AIR                                                           Harare International Airport                    been a time to reflect. It’s been a time to   to start. We will be using used aircraft. I   you don’t have a low-cost basis, then you’re






        Julius Nyerere Int                   NOUVELAIR                          www.flyhac.com                                  reset … For many of us, we have been put un-                           not going to be around. I don’t know how
                                                                                                                                                                                                       you’re going to survive in whatever market
        www.assalaamair.co.tz               Habib Bourg                         FLEET:  Lear 45, King Air 350, King Air 200, C206B   der pressure with COVID-19 in many respects,                      you operate. So, I think that term is going


        FLEET: EMB 120ER x 2.               Chokri Zarrad CEO                   x 2 C206 x 3, Piper Navajo, Baron58, and Bell 206 LR  and so efficiency is forefront in our minds.                     to wither away, and I think we have to be a
                                            www.nouvelair.com                                                                   And on the flip side, there’s the opportunity

        AURIC AIR                           FLEET:  A320-200 x 11.              HARARE INT’L                                    for creativity. This is the time where tradition-                      low-cost airline otherwise we don’t have a



                                                                                                                                                                                                       right to even play a part in the industry.”

        Mwanza Airport, Nurmohamed Hussein MD  TUNISAIR                         Harare International Airport                    al, normal ways of thinking don’t necessarily                            He said his airline will not be driven by
        www.auricair.co.tz                                                      Ripton Muzenda CEO                              solve the problems that we are faced with                              utilization rates and will strive to keep fixed




        FLEET:  C208B x 5, C208B-EX x 12.   Tunis International Airport         FLEET:  A320-200 x 2, B737-200 x 2, B767-       and those two things have really got my mind                           costs low while minimizing debt. For once,
                                            Elyés Mnakbi CEO                    200 x 2, MA-60 x 1.                             racing towards the opportunity that I see in                           it sounds like a start-up airline that has
        COASTAL AVIATION                    www.tunisair.com                    JUST FLY                                        the airline industry,” he said.                                        more than just legs, but also some serious
        Julius Nyerere Int Airport          FLEET:  FLEET: A319-100 x 4, A320-200 x                                               In many ways, Novik said that there                                  aviation game behind its model. Q



        www.coastal.co.tz                   16; A330-200 x 2, B737-600 x 7.     Chairman: Chipo Dyanda Chairman                 couldn’t be a better time to start an airline.
        Julian Edmunds  MD                   TUNISAIR EXPRESS                   www.airzimbabwe.aero                            He view the challenges presented by COVID                              Article courtesy :https://simpleflying.com/




                                                                                                                                as opportunities for his start-up.
        FLEET:  C208 x 18,  PC-12 x 6.                                          FLEET:  A320-200 x 1, B737-200Adv x 2,                                                                                 comair-ceo-new-airline/


                                            Tunis International Airport         B767-200ER x 2, XianMA60 x 1. Q                   “Obviously it’s opportunistic, in terms of the
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