Dutch ACMI specialists Denim Air (3D) have confirmed via Twitter that it is to base a single Fokker 50 (MSN 20239 | PH-JXN) in Juba, South Sudan for the duration of 2013 in support of United Nations & World Food Program work currently ongoing in the country.
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Showing posts with label ACMI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ACMI. Show all posts
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
► LIBYA: Air Libya gets two B737-400s; an ARJ-100 set to arrive shortly.
Air Libya (7Q), the private Libyan carrier formerly known as Tibesti Air Libya, has announced the lease of 2 Boeing B737-400 for use on its daily Benghazi - Alexandria, Egypt flights.
Friday, November 9, 2012
►► SUDAN: Marsland Aviation to receive first A320 in coming weeks.
According to Skyliner.de, ACMI operator Aeolus Air will shortly wet-lease an Airbus A320 (MCN 368 | C5-AAO) to Sudanese scheduled operator Marsland Aviation (M7).
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A320,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Airbus,
Equipment,
Gambia,
Khartoum,
Marsland Aviation,
Sudan,
Update
Thursday, November 8, 2012
■ TANZANIA: AeroVista, Air Tanzania talks fall through; this time for good?
A photo of AeroVista's Boeing 737-500 (MSN 27354 | 4L-AJB) in Cairo, Egypt has led to speculation that the Dubai-based ACMI company's negotiations with Tanzanian national carrier, Air Tanzania (TC), have fallen through.
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737-200,
737-500,
ACMI,
Aerovista,
Air Tanzania,
Boeing,
Cairo,
Egypt,
South Africa,
Star Air Cargo
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
► SOUTH AFRICA: Fly Go-Air to launch Lanseria - Mpumulanga on 25 November using CRJ-100s.
As the dust has yet to settle following the demise of South African LCC, 1Time (T6), so start-up Fly Go-Air (KEM) has announced that it will launch operations on Sunday 25 November with 6x weekly flights between Johannesburg's Lanseria airport and Kruger/Mpumulanga International Airport; its website is now "live".
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ACMI,
Bombardier,
Cemair,
CRJ 100ER,
Fly Go-Air,
Inaugural,
Johannesburg,
Kruger Mpumalanga,
Lanseria,
Launch,
Polokwane,
South Africa
Sunday, October 14, 2012
► TANZANIA: Chaos as Air Tanzania 'sort of' resumes services and Fly540 TZ suddenly drops various domestic routes.
In what turned out to be a less than auspicious relaunch, Tanzanian national carrier Air Tanzania (TC) made a pig's breakfast of its debut on Friday morning, by canceling its Dar es Salaam to Mwanza via Kilimanjaro flight. A lone flight to Mwanza later in the evening on Friday served as the carrier's return to service, though news reports state that Dar es Salaam - Kilimanjaro flights will be postponed for roughly a week.
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737-200,
ACMI,
Air Tanzania,
Boeing,
Dar es Salaam,
Fly540,
Kilimanjaro,
Mwanza,
South Africa,
Star Air Cargo,
Tanzania,
Zanzibar
Thursday, October 4, 2012
► SUDAN: See Pics of Nova Air's Boeing 737-500 in new colours!
Khartoum based carrier Nova Air (O9) are set to receive their maiden Boeing 737-500 (MCN 29122 | M-ABES), leased from Dutch leasers
Sojitz Aircraft Leasing B.V. The airline is currently in Bournemouth, UK having been painted in the company's colours, and is now awaiting its ferry flight to Khartoum where it will be used for charter flights.
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737-500,
ACMI,
Boeing,
Charter,
El Fasher,
Equipment,
Juba,
Khartoum,
Netherlands,
Nova Air,
Nyala,
Port Sudan,
Sojitz Aircraft Leasing,
South Sudan,
Sudan
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
► TANZANIA: Air Tanzania set to reach new deal with AeroVista; to resume flights next week, but at what cost?
Tanzanian national carrier Air Tanzania (TC) is looking to resume flights by 10 October, should it reach an agreement with Dubai based ACMI specialists AeroVista, from whom they leased a Boeing 737-500 (MSN 27354 | 4L-AJB).
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ACMI,
Aerovista,
Air Tanzania,
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
► NIGERIA: (Pics) Arik Air set to lease A330 from Pembroke Group.
Nigerian carrier Arik Air (W3) are set to receive an Airbus A330 from Irish aviation specialists Pembroke Group as the airline looks set to capitalize on its primary competitor, Air Nigeria's (VK), continuing woes.
Monday, August 6, 2012
► EGYPT: Alexandria Airlines to get first Boeing 737-300.
Swiss aviation site CH-Aviation reports that Egyptian ACMI and air charter specialists Alexandria Airlines (XH) are set to receive their first Boeing 737-300 (MSN 29244) which will join their Boeing 737-500, currently wet-leased to Sudan's Marsland Aviation.
Alexandria Airlines' 737-300 (Dominik Burger) |
The airline was established in August 2006 as a joint venture with Jordan Aviation (suppliers of their Boeing 737-300) and initially operated charter services connecting Egypt to Europe and Jordan before briefly operating a limited number of scheduled flights from Alexandria International Airport to the Gulf and Middle East.
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737-300,
ACMI,
Alexandria,
Alexandria Airlines,
Boeing,
Egypt,
Equipment,
Jordan,
Jordan Aviation,
Marsland Aviation,
Sudan
Sunday, August 5, 2012
► TANZANIA: Air Tanzania temporarily ceases operations as 737 deal with AeroVista is called off.
What was touted as a new beginning for beleaguered Tanzanian national carrier, Air Tanzania (TC), has now turned into a nasty ordeal with the possibility of litigation after Air Tanzania suspended its contract with Dubai-based ACMI AeroVista from whom it leased a Boeing 737-500, effectively grounding the carrier.
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737-500,
ACMI,
Aerovista,
Air Tanzania,
Boeing,
Comoros,
Dar es Salaam,
Equipment,
Kilimanjaro,
Moroni,
Mwanza,
Tanzania
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
► SUDAN: Tarco Air leases Boeing 737 from Gambia's Aeolus Air.
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737,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Boeing,
El Fasher,
El Genina,
Equipment,
Gambia,
Juba,
Khartoum,
Marsland Aviation,
Nyala,
South Sudan,
Sudan,
Tarco Air
Friday, May 11, 2012
► GAMBIA: Aircraft lessor Aeolus Air acquires B737-500
Newly founded Gambian ACMI (Aircraft, complete Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) operator Aeolus Air has acquired an ex-VistaGeorgia Boeing 737-500 (MSN 26687 | C5-AAN) that it is now operating on behalf of Marsland Aviation in the Sudan, who also use another VistaGeorgia operated B737-500 MSN 26439.
Labels:
737,
ACMI,
Aeolus Air,
Boeing,
Equipment,
Gambia,
Marsland Aviation,
Sudan
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