| Algeria |
Air Algérie
IATA Designator: AH, ICAO Designator: DAH, Callsign: AIRALGERIE
The national carrier of Algeria serves the most significant cities of the interior
as well as 37 stopovers through Europe, Africa and the Middle-East.
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| Cameroon |
Cameroon Airlines
IATA Designator: UY, ICAO Designator: UYC, Callsign: CAM-AIR
South Africa based airline, operates flights in South Africa and to France.
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| Djibouti |
Djibouti Airlines
IATA Designator: D8, ICAO Designator: DJB, Callsign: DJIBOUTIAIR
Privately owned Djiboutian company.
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| Egypt |
EgyptAir
IATA Designator: MS, ICAO Designator: MSR, Callsign: EGYPTAIR
The Egypt Airline. |
| Ethiopia |
Ethiopian Airlines
IATA Designator: ET, ICAO Designator: ETH, Callsign: ETHIOPIAN
Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise, serves destinations in Africa, Europe, USA, and
Asia. |
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Ghana |
Ghana Airways
Ghana Airways Limited was the national airline of the Republic of Ghana with its main base of operation, and hub, at Kotoka International Airport in Accra. |
| Guinea |
Air Guinee
IATA Designator: GI, ICAO Designator: GIB, Callsign: AIRGUINEE
Serves West African countries: Benin, Kinshasa/Congo, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia,
Mali, Nigeria, Senegal and Sierra Leone. |
| Kenya |
Airkenya Aviation
IATA Designator: QP, ICAO Designator: -, Callsign: AIRKENYA
A privately owned limited liability company, was formed in 1985 from the merger
of Air Kenya and Sunbird Aviation.
Kenya Airways
IATA Designator: KQ, ICAO Designator: KQA, Callsign: KENYA
Kenya's national carrier. |
| Madagascar |
Air Madagascar
IATA Designator: MD, ICAO Designator: MDG, Callsign: AIR MADAGASCAR
Air Madagascar home page with information on Madagascar. |
| Malawi |
Air Malawi
IATA Designator: QM, ICAO Designator: AML, Callsign: MALAWI
The national carrier of Malawi. |
| Morocco |
Royal Air Maroc
IATA Designator: AT, ICAO Designator: RAM, Callsign: ROYALAIRMAROC
The Moroccan Airline.
Atlas Blue
IATA Designator: 8A, ICAO Designator: BMM, Callsign: ?ATLAS BLUE
Low-cost subsidiary fully-owned by Royal Air Maroc. |
| Namibia |
Air Namibia
IATA Designator: SW, ICAO Designator: NMB, Callsign: NAMIBIA
The principal airline of Namibia (the former Namib Air until 1991) serves destinations
in South Africa: Cape Town and Johannesburg and Europe: Frankfurt, Germany and
London, United Kingdom. |
| Nigeria |
Ritetime
US based airline provides timely domestic connections to/from Lagos to Abuja,
Jos, Enugu, Port Harcourt and Kano. |
| Senegal |
Air Senegal
IATA Designator: DS, ICAO Designator: DSB, Callsign: SONATRA-AIRSENEGAL
Air Sénégal International - part of Groupe Royal Air Maroc (in French).
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| Seychelles |
Air Seychelles
IATA Designator: HM, ICAO Designator: SEY, Callsign: SEYCHELLES
Mahe, Seychelles based airline - connects Mahé with six European capitals
and nine major cities around the Indian Ocean - The Creole Spirit. |
| Sudan |
Sudan Airways
IATA Designator: SD, ICAO Designator: SUD, Callsign: SUDANAIR
Fully owned by the Government of Sudan, with its main hub at Khartoum. |
| Tanzania |
Air Tanzania
IATA Designator: TC, ICAO Designator: ATC, Callsign: TANZANIA
The national carrier of the United Republic of Tanzania. Partly owned by South
African Airways. |
| Tunisia |
Tunisair
IATA Designator: TU, ICAO Designator: TAR, Callsign: TUNAIR
Owned by Tunisian State with almost 65%, serves most major cities of Western Europe
and the Middle East. |
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Uganda |
Uganda Airlines
Uganda Airlines was Uganda's flag carrier, the airline went out of business in May 2001. |
| Zambia |
Zambian Airways
IATA Designator: Q3, ICAO Designator: MBN, Callsign: MINES
Located in Lusaka, serves local and regional routes. |
| Zimbabwe |
Air Zimbabwe
IATA Designator: UM, ICAO Designator: AZW, Callsign: AIRZIMBABWE
Successor to Air Rhodesia. Air Zimbabwe is the country's largest passenger carrier.
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