The Mayotte Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI Mayotte) along with Air Austral (UU) and the Yland Investment consortium officially signed an investment contract last week effectively breathing life into the new Dzaoudzi-based regional carrier, Ewa Airlines.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Showing posts with label Comoros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comoros. Show all posts
Monday, September 16, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
► COMOROS: New Qatari-American start-up, Ola, also eyeing the Indianocéanie market.
The Indian Ocean region is set to see a battle of the start-ups with news that a new Qatari-American backed carrier, Ola, is planning to pre-empt the launch Air Austral's (UU) own start-up, Ewa. Ewa is set to take to the skies in November of this year using an ATR72-500.
Labels:
Comoros,
Ewa Airlines,
Moroni,
Ola,
Qatar,
United States
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
► COMOROS: New carrier, Gafo Air, eyes flights to South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya and Sudan.
New Zealand energy consortium, GAFO Energy NZ, appears to be in the process of setting up a new regional carrier out of Moroni in the Comoros, dubbed Gafo Air.
Labels:
737-300,
Boeing,
Comoros,
Dar es Salaam,
Gafo Air,
GAFO Energy NZ,
Johannesburg,
Kenya,
Khartoum,
Launch,
Moroni,
Nairobi,
Route,
South Africa,
Sudan,
Tanzania
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
► MAYOTTE: New Indian Ocean regional carrier, Ewa, eyes Madagascar, Tanzania, Comoros and Mozambique flights from Q4.
La Réunion-based carrier, Air Austral (UU), is set to partner the Mayotte Chamber of Commerce and Industry among other shareholders in setting up a new regional carrier to be based out of Dzaoudzi.
Labels:
Air Austral,
Anjouan,
Comoros,
Dar es Salaam,
Dzaoudzi,
Ewa Airlines,
LAM Mozambique,
Mayotte,
Moroni,
Mozambique,
Partnership,
Pemba,
Route,
Tanzania
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
► KENYA: Astral Aviation outlines expanded regional cargo network; to replace DC9s with MD83Fs.
Kenyan cargo operator, Astral Aviation (8V), has announced an enhanced intra-African freighter schedule which is based on a cautious expansion strategy to increase connectivity from its Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International hub to the East African region.
Labels:
Astral Aviation,
Cargo,
Comoros,
Dar es Salaam,
Entebbe,
Juba,
Kenya,
Kigali,
Mogadishu,
Moroni,
Mozambique,
Mwanza,
Nairobi,
Pemba,
Rwanda,
Somalia,
South Sudan,
Tanzania,
Uganda
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
► COMOROS: Inter Îles Air resumes flights with Saab 340; eyes Madagascar, Tanzania ops from June.
Comorian carrier, Inter Îles Air (ZXA), has resumed services with a Saab 340. The airline had suspended operations following the crash of its Embraer 120ER (MSN: 120-149 | D6-HUA) off the coast of Hahaya, Grande Comore on November 27, 2012.
Labels:
Comoros,
Dar es Salaam,
Inter Îles Air,
Madagascar,
Mutsamudu,
Resumption,
Tanzania
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
► RÉUNION: Air Austral outlines its Summer 2013 timetable; added Paris CDG flights due in November.
La Réunion-based French carrier, Air Austral (UU), has outlined its planned Northern Summer 2013 timetable, which runs from 31 March to 26 October 2013, and which aims to optimize its flight schedule in order to help return the airline to break-even during the 2013/2014 Financial Year.
Labels:
Air Austral,
Air Seychelles,
Codeshare,
Comoros,
Dzaoudzi,
France,
Kenya,
Madagascar,
Mayotte,
Moroni,
Nairobi,
Nosy Be,
Paris CDG,
Reunion,
Route,
Seychelles
Monday, March 18, 2013
► COMOROS: Air Tanzania resumes Dar es Salaam - Moroni flights from late March.
Tanzanian national carrier Air Tanzania (TC) will resume flights from Dar es Salaam to Moroni (Comoros) effective 25 March. Flights will operate three times weekly using Air Tanzania's leased Boeing 737-200Adv.
Labels:
737-200,
Air Tanzania,
Boeing,
Comoros,
Moroni,
Resumption,
Tanzania
Sunday, March 3, 2013
● COMOROS: Yemeni Government claims new evidence shows 2009 crash of Yemenia IY626 near Moroni may not have been an accident.
Yemen's government has motioned to reopen investigations into the 2009 crash of Yemenia Airways flight IY626 in the Comores, claiming that new "information" has come to light, showing the crash may not have been an accident. Results are said to be due this month (March 2013).
Thursday, January 17, 2013
► TANZANIA: fastjet to launch Johannesburg, Moroni and Entebbe in coming weeks?
Tanzania-based LCC fastjet (FN) could announce new regional routes in the coming weeks spurred on by strong first month performance figures on its domestic Tanzanian routes, launched in late November 2012.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
► COMOROS: Government now looking to resurrect Air Comores?
After the successful launch of inter-island services last week using a Let 410 (MSN 072640 | D6-NHD), the Comorian Government is now considering resurrecting defunct national carrier Air Comores.
Labels:
Air Comores,
Comoros,
Comoros Government,
F27,
Fokker,
Resumption
Saturday, January 12, 2013
► COMOROS: (Pics) New Comorian government airline starts flights.
Following on from our previous post, the Comorian government has launched flights using its newly acquired Let 410-UVP20 (D6-NWD), to be used to ply inter island services. The aircraft is understood to be part of greater fleet expansion plans that the Comorian government has, following the crash of an Inter Îles Air (ZXA) Embraer 120ER in November.
Labels:
Anjouan,
Comoros,
Comoros Government,
Hahaya,
Inter Îles Air,
Let 410
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
► COMOROS: Government acquires Let410 with aims of rebuilding national airline.
The Comorian Government on Saturday 29 December 2012, took delivery of a 19 seat LET 410 UVP-E20 (D6-NWD) with the aim of launching a dedicated inter-island air service. The move comes after the crash of an Inter Îles Air (ZXA) Embraer 120ER off the coast of Hahaya, Grande Comore in late November left the islands' local aviation industry reeling.
Labels:
Anjouan,
Comoro Islands Airline,
Comoros,
Equipment,
Government,
Grande Comore,
Let 410,
Moheli,
Sudan Airways
Friday, November 30, 2012
■ SENEGAL: ASECNA signs $35million contract with Thales, INEO Engineering for Radar, ATM Systems.
The Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar (L'Agence pour la Sécurité de la Navigation aérienne en Afrique et à Madagascar) or ASECNA has signed a USD35million contract with a French consortium comprising Thales Air Systems SAS and INEO Engineering & Systems for the supply and installation of Monopulse Secondary Surveillance Radars
(MSSR) with Mode S capability in addition to its Air
Traffic Management (ATM) systems.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
► COMOROS: Inter Îles Air Embraer 120 ditches into Indian Ocean shortly after take off; no casualties.
Labels:
Comoros,
Hahaya,
Incident,
Inter Îles Air
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.
Labels:
737-500,
ACMI,
Aerovista,
Air Tanzania,
Boeing,
Comoros,
Dar es Salaam,
Equipment,
Kilimanjaro,
Moroni,
Mwanza,
Tanzania
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
► RÉUNION: Air Austral restructures Africa routes.
Troubled French carrier, Air Austral (UU), who last month announced the cancellation of several of its Provence France destinations as well as its Australia and New Caledonia routes, is to reorganize several of its African destinations, as it fights back from a miserable 2011 Financial Year, which saw it cancelling its order for two Airbus A380s.
A rendering of Air Austral's A380 (flightglobal) |
The announced changes:
Air Austral
St. Denis de la Reunion – Dzaoudzi (Mayotte FOT) – Moroni (Comoros):
Twice weekly service moves from Tuesday & Sunday to Monday & Thursday.
- UU255 RUN1100 – 1210DZA1310 – 1350HAH 738 14
- UU256 HAH1450 – 1530DZA1650 – 1950RUN 738 14
St. Denis de la Reunion – Johannesburg (South Africa):
Operational schedule changes for the two weekly flights, moving from night-time to afternoon/evening hours, as well as moving from Thursday & Sunday to Monday & Thursday.
- UU341 RUN1515 – 1725JNB 738 4
- UU311 RUN1515 – 1725JNB 738 1
- UU342 JNB1825 – 0015+1RUN 738 4
- UU312 JNB1825 – 0015+1RUN 738 1
St. Denis de la Reunion – Nossi-Be (Madagascar) – Dzaoudzi (Mayotte FOT/Comoros)
Service increases from 2x to 3x weekly
- UU203 RUN1100 – 1150NOS1235 – 1320DZA 738 257
- UU204 DZA1520 – 1605NOS1650 – 1930RUN 738 257
St. Denis de la Reunion – Seychelles
Twice weekly service moving from Thursday & Saturday to Wednesday & Friday.
St. Denis de la Reunion – Toamasina (Madagascar)
- UU431 RUN0900 – 1140SEZ 738 3
- UU451 RUN0900 – 1140SEZ 738 5
- UU432 SEZ1230 – 1505RUN 738 3
- UU452 SEZ1230 – 1505RUN 738 5
Service reduces from 3x to 2x weekly.
- UU555 RUN1530 – 1620TMM AT7 5
- UU515 RUN1530 – 1620TMM AT7 1
- UU556 TMM1705 – 1950RUN AT7 5
- UU516 TMM1705 – 1950RUN AT7 1
Dzaoudzi (Mayotte FOT) – Mahajanga (Madagascar)
Twice weekly service moving from Wednesday & Friday to Wednesday & Saturday.
- UU244 DZA1310 – 1355MJN 738 36
- UU245 MJN1445 – 1530DZA 738 36
Labels:
Air Austral,
Comoros,
Dzaoudzi,
France,
Frequency,
Johannesburg,
Madagascar,
Mahajanga,
Mayotte,
Moroni,
Nossi Be,
Reunion,
Route,
Seychelles,
South Africa,
St Denis,
Toasimina
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)