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African Airlines Association (AFRAA)

AVIATION SAFETY MEETING


F rom Prof; Wolfgang Thome

Under the auspices of Afraa (African Airlines Association) experts for the aviation safety enhancement team (ASET) met in Nairobi and discussed common problems and objectives to improve the safety in African skies. While the year 2004 proved to be on of the safest years in air travel for the last 60 or so years, African aviation has been struggling with ageing aircraft fleets. While some airlines, notably Kenya Airways, South African Airways, Ethiopian and a few others have been embarking on a fleet renewal and modernization exercises, many of the continent's airlines still fly aircraft of earlier generations, which are not only expensive to operate in view of the high fuel consumption but also very expensive to maintain. East Africa has already established a joint EAC Civil Aviation Safety Project and is moving towards a common aviation policy and standards for the entire EAC, ahead of re-introducing a single sky policy later in the year. Compliance with ICAO standards and regular audits have helped to address some of the issues and moving towards Category One status by the US FAA has also assisted in bringing African aviation into the 21st century. In an important step Afraa also called for a political de-linking of CAA's all over Africa and establish them as independent regulators.

Background: The formation of the African Airlines Association (AFRAA) was the result of historic developments and economic imperatives. In the early 1960s, a great number of African States acceded to independence and created their own national airlines. Most of these airlines became members of the International Air Transport Association.

AFRAA has its conceptual beginning in 1963, when a number of African airlines, taking the opportunity provided by the IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) began holding consultation meetings prior to the IATA AGMs to discuss matters of interest to African airlines and to adopt common positions. This was the first step towards the creation of AFRAA. AFRAA is an organization open to air carriers owned by African states and/or to carriers by citizens of such states. At of December 2004, AFRAA had 44 members

AFRAA MEMBERS

ADC Airlines (1997)

P. O. Box 6392

84, Opebi Road

Lagos, Nigeria

 

Aero Zambia (1998)

1st Floor, Z.N.I.B., Private Bag E717

Dedan Kimathi Road, Lusaka

Zambia

Tel:+260.1.22.6192/3/4

Fax:+260.1.22.6147

 

Afriqiyah Airlines (2002)

Ali Khalifa Zaidi St.

Tripoli, Libya

Tel. +218-21 44.49.743/44.49.734

http://www.afriqiyah.aero

 

Air Algérie (1968)

l Place Maurice Audin

Alger, Algérie

Air Botswana (1991)

P. O. Box 92

Gaborone, Botswana

 

Air Burkina SA (2002)

29 Avenue de la Nation

BP 1459 Ougadougou

Burkina Faso

Tel: +226-317165/342060/D:211080

Fax:+226-317174/342067

ips.burkina@fasaonet.bf

 

Air Burundi (1981)

B. P. 2460

Bujumbura, Burundi

 

Air Gabon (1978)

B. P. 2206

Libreville, Gabon

 

Air Guinée (1968)

B. P. 12

Conakry, Guinée

 

Air Ivoire (2002)

Place de la République

01 BP 7782 Abidjan 01

Coté d'Ivoire

Tel: +225.20.25.15.61

Fax: +225.20.32.04.90

abjdgvu@aviso.ci

 

Air Madagascar (1975)

31 Avenue de l'Indépendance

Antananarivo, Madagascar

 

Air Malawi (1968)

P. O. Box 84

Blantyre, Malawi

 

Air Mauritanie (1982)

B. P. 41

Nouakchott, Mauritanie

 

Air Mauritius (1985)

5, President John Kennedy Avenue

Port Louis, Mauritius

 

Air Namibia (2000)

P.O. Box 731

Windhoek, Namibia

 

Air Sénégal International (2002)

Aéroport Léopold Sédar Senghor

B.P. 29.127

Dakar, Sénégal

Tel. +221 865.23.00

 

Air Seychelles (1993)

P. O. Box 386

Mahe, Seychelles

 

Air Tanzania (1977)

P. O. Box 543

Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

 

Air Zimbabwe (1981)

P. O. Box AP l

Harare, Zimbabwe

 

 

Antinéa Airlines (2002)

 

Base de Irara , Route d'El-Borma

 

Aéroport de Hassi Messaoud

 

Alger, Algérie

 

Tel. +213 2160.00.60

 

 

 

Azza Air Transport Co. Ltd (2002)

Mc Nimir Street

P.O. Box 11586

Khartoum, Sudan

 

 

 

Bellview Airlines Ltd (1997)

Ikeja, P. O. Box 6571

Marina, Lagos, Nigeria

 

Cameroon Airlines (1973)

B. P. 4092

Douala, Cameroon

Eagle Aviation (1999)

P. O. Box 76623

J. Kenyatta Int. Airport

Nairobi

 

East African Airlines Ltd

Plot 3 Kimathi Avenue, Pan Africa House, 3rd Floor

P O Box 2389 Kampala Uganda

Tel +256 78 260625/006-41 34 41 53

Tel/Fax +256 41 34 98 75

info@flycastafrican.com

 

EgyptAir (1968)

Cairo International Airport

Cairo, Egypt

 

Ethiopian Airlines (1968)

P. O. Box 1755

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

 

Executive Airline Services (2002)

29, Adeniyi Jones Avenue

P.O. Box 2051

Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria

Tel. +234-1 497.5016/7/9

 

Ghana Airways (1968)

P. O. Box 1636

Accra, Ghana

 

Interair (2001)

Interair S.A

Private Bag 8

Johannesburg International Airport 1627

South Africa

Tel. +27-11 622.7281

Fax +27-11 622.6239

Email: interair@mweb.co.za

 

Kenya Airways (1977)

P. O. Box 19002

Nairobi, Kenya

 

Khalifa Airways (2002)

Chemin de la Petite Provence,

Lotissement 11 Décembre 1960, Ydra

Alger, Algérie

Fax: 213 21 483927

 

LAM Mozambique (1976)

P. O. Box 2060

Maputo, Mozambique

 

Libyan Arab Airlines (1968)

P. O. Box 2555

Tripoli, Libya

 

Lignes Aériennes Congolaises (1968)

B. P. 204

Kinshasa 24

République Démocratique du Congo

 

Nigeria Airways (1968)

P. O. Box 136

Lagos, Nigeria

Royal Air Maroc (1977)

Aéroport CASA-ANFA

Casablanca, Maroc

STA-Mali Trans African Airlines (2003)

BP 775 Bamako-Rep. Du Mali

Tel: +223.220.92.75/2202952/2204082

Fax: +223.221.09.81/223.223.14.67

sta-mali@cefib.com

or papewsowthiam@hotmail.com

 

South African Airways (1994)

Private Bag X13

Johannesburg International Airport 2000

 

South African Express (2003)

Mezzanine Floor, Terminal J

Johannesburg Int. Airport

P. O. Box 101 1627, South Africa

Tel: +27.11.978.94.56

Fax: +27.11.978.94.56

bdibate@saexpress.co.za

 

Sudan Airways (1968)

P. O. Box 253

Khartoum, Sudan

 

TAAG Angola Airlines (1978)

123, Rua da Missao

Luanda, Angola

 

Trans Arabian Air Transport (2002)

P.O. Box 1461

Khartoum, Sudan

Tel. +249-11 47.18.05/47.18.06/47.15.68

 

TUNIS AIR

Tel: (+216 71) 700 100/545

Fax: (+216 71) 700.008

Email: mail@tunisair.com.tn