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Apparently they ceased operations because their ( unique? ) aircraft have been ceased.
As SAA is their partner, should SAA fly to KGL BJM ( etc ) by themselves or stop partnership?
As SAA is their partner, should SAA fly to KGL BJM ( etc ) by themselves or stop partnership?
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Codeshare with KQ suspended
Apparently codeshare between Rwandair and KQ has been suspended. Titus Naikuni explained the reason as Rwandair's use of Jetlink's CRJs. Rumours have it that Rwandair is seriously looking for a nice used B737-300.
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Well, their B735 is still standing on FAJS in SAA Technical without an engine.........maybe if they get a engine they might resume flights with the B735....or is this a/c going back to the owner?
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I don't fully understand Rwanda's screwy logic for aviation and sub-contracting.
I believe they had been contracting out the Kigali - Johannesburg flight at various points, at first it was operated with an MD-80 series aircraft and then a 737.
For someplace that is marketing themselves as progressive in East Africa, Rwanda also makes it exceedingly difficult to obtain overflight clearances.
Didn't SAA used to do some sort of JNB - KGL - EBB - JNB route a couple years ago?
I believe they had been contracting out the Kigali - Johannesburg flight at various points, at first it was operated with an MD-80 series aircraft and then a 737.
For someplace that is marketing themselves as progressive in East Africa, Rwanda also makes it exceedingly difficult to obtain overflight clearances.
Didn't SAA used to do some sort of JNB - KGL - EBB - JNB route a couple years ago?
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SAA pulled out
SAA pulled out of the JNB-EBB-KGL route sometimes in 2006. My guess is that they were picking very few pax at KGL so they decided to "codeshare" with Rwandair. Rwandair now flies KGL-JNB and KGL-BJM-JNB and codeshares with SAA. But SAA still flies JNB-EBB!!! Smart move!! Since the few pax they were picking at KGL can still fly with Rwandair and Rwanda as a country is happy that its national airline managed to muscle out a big carrier like SAA!!!!!!!!!! hahahaha.
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Hi
I heard that BruAir is still considering to invest in Rwandair. Dou you have news about this??? And what are the plans for Meridiana about Rwandair ???
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I heard that BruAir is still considering to invest in Rwandair. Dou you have news about this??? And what are the plans for Meridiana about Rwandair ???
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9XR-SC
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Privatization??
Last i read about this was in april 2007 where both Meridiana and SN Brussels had been shortlisted.
However, the then CEO, Mr Manzi (who was by the way arrested last month for mismanagement of the company) said that they were looking for a partner that will grow the airline. Rumours are that Rwandair management and board wanted a partner that will bring in new generation aircrafts (Boeings or Airbuses) not Avros or MDs.
However, the then CEO, Mr Manzi (who was by the way arrested last month for mismanagement of the company) said that they were looking for a partner that will grow the airline. Rumours are that Rwandair management and board wanted a partner that will bring in new generation aircrafts (Boeings or Airbuses) not Avros or MDs.
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Well I know that SA Karim Agha Khan , owner of Meridiana and Air Uganda , is buying Rwandair . Maybe can deliver Md 87 that are in Olbia to be preparred or brand new Crj 900 . Theese are the info that I have. I dont know if are correct . I know only that in Olbia we have a lot of Md 87 to be converted ; one is for Air Uga , another for Air Burkina ...but we have more 4 .
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The last I heard about Meridiana investing in Rwandair was early 2007..April or May. Since then its been very quiet. Is that still on?
SN Brussels already invested in HBO..AirDC (owned by SN and HBO) should start operations soon. I think Rwandair is in deep trouble due to the expected competition on all their routes and yet at the moment they dont even have an AC. PW, HBO, AirUganda, Air Tanzania, Fly540, Jetlink are all interested in their routes (KGL-NBO, KGL-EBB,KGL-JRO,KGL-BJM) Not to mention that KQ's codeshare now is history so KQ is minting cash on the KGL-NBO route.
Rwandair was very well placed since they had no competition at all on their routes but not anymore.
SN Brussels already invested in HBO..AirDC (owned by SN and HBO) should start operations soon. I think Rwandair is in deep trouble due to the expected competition on all their routes and yet at the moment they dont even have an AC. PW, HBO, AirUganda, Air Tanzania, Fly540, Jetlink are all interested in their routes (KGL-NBO, KGL-EBB,KGL-JRO,KGL-BJM) Not to mention that KQ's codeshare now is history so KQ is minting cash on the KGL-NBO route.
Rwandair was very well placed since they had no competition at all on their routes but not anymore.
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Well I know that SA Karim Agha Khan , owner of Meridiana and Air Uganda , is buying Rwandair
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=9&gl=fr
About BruAir, they have created new airline with HBO, instead of Rwandair. But they recently announced, that they would help Rwandair. Maybe due to the difficulties, to create airline with HBO???
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hi everybody,
i have not much info on rwandair express but does
anbody gotta an idea on the minimum requirements for Rwandair?
i'm still in flight training and almost finished, so already looking for possible jobs
Are they besides rwandair express, silverback cargo freighters and akagera aviation(helicopters), what are there min requirements.
any preference in licences JAA or FAA?
any other companies or small commuters?
thank you
i have not much info on rwandair express but does
anbody gotta an idea on the minimum requirements for Rwandair?
i'm still in flight training and almost finished, so already looking for possible jobs
Are they besides rwandair express, silverback cargo freighters and akagera aviation(helicopters), what are there min requirements.
any preference in licences JAA or FAA?
any other companies or small commuters?
thank you
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Rwandair opens a new domestic route (Gisenyi). Flights will start in June.
source: www.rwandair.com
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9XR-SC
source: www.rwandair.com
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