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African
Airlines Association (AFRAA)
AVIATION
SAFETY MEETING 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 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
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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.
AFRAA
MEMBERS
