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yjUIiLD AJJtLh'J* DlIiB^fUM/ 1 x Douglas DC-3 1 x Grumman Mallard Ix Piper PA-23 1 x Sikorsky S-58T Airkenya Aviation QP PO Box 30357, Wilson Airport, Nairobi, Kenya Tel: +254 (2) 501421 or +254 (2) 501601; fax: +254 (2) 500 845; telex: 22939 AIRKENYA Services: Domestic scheduled charter Date established: 1985. Date operations started: 1985. History: Formed from a merger between Air Kenya and Sunbird Aviation. Employees total: 175. Aircrew staff: 24. Engineering staff: 65. Executives: Managing Director John Buckley Manager Operations Anna Nzomo ChiefPilot Capt Dino Bisleti ChiefEngineer Alan Collis Fleet: 3 x Beech Baron B55/58 7 x de Havilland DH&6 Twin Otter 2 x Douglas DC-3 lxFdkkerF27-200 1 x Partenavia P.68 1 x Piper PA-31 Navajo 1 x Piper PA-T1040 1 x Shorts 360-300 Main base/hubs: Nyeri and Nanyuki. Domestic services: Amboseli, Kiwayu, Lamu, Malindi, Masai Mara, Mombasa, Nanyuki and Samburu. Maintenance services: Airkenya Aviation. Speciality: Airframes, engines. Licensed airframe engineers: 7. Licensed engine engineers: 8. National approvals: FAA, CAA, DCA Kenya and Tanzania. Principal makes serviced: Shorts SD360, DHC-6 Twin Otter 200, DH&6 Twin Otter 300, Beech Baron, Piper PA-31, Piper T1040, FokkerF27. Narrowbody space: 2. Checks: B, C, D. Additional services: Modifications. Engines: Turboprops: PT6, Dart. Airlines of Tasmania [IP] Hangar 14, Launceston Airport, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia Tel: +61 (3) 918 422; fax: +61 (3) 918 688 Services: Domestic scheduled and charter passenger Executives: Managing Director Dallas John Hay Fleet 1 x Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante 1 x Fairchild Metro III Orders: 2 x Piper PA-31 Navajo Chieftain Airlink [NDI PO Box 1930, Rabaul, Papua New Guinea Tel: +675 922 899fax: +675 921917 Services: Regional and domestic scheduled and charter passenger and cargo Date established: 1989. Date operations started: June 1990. • ';• History: Began scheduled operations in June 1990 and bought out Talair assets in the New Guinea Islands region in October 1990. Employees total: 130. Executives: Managing DirectorColin B Bubner Operations ManagerC Tewson Administration Manager) Tooke Finance Manager K Tooke Chief Engineers Hooper Fleet: 1 x Beech Baron B58 4 x Cessna 402 2 x Cessna 404 2 x de Havilland DHC-6-200 Twin Otter . 1 x Embraer EMB-110P2 Bandeirante 2 x Embraer EMB-110P1 Bandeirante 4 x Pilatus Britten-Norman BN-2 Islander Main base/hubs: Rabaul. " Airfast Indonesia Boeing 121s Services: Boang, Emirau, Kavieng, Londolovit, Manga, Malekolon, Mussau, Namatanai and Silur. Airnorth Regional c/o Leach Aero Services, PO Box 39548, Winnellie, NT 0821, Australia Tel: +61 (89) 452 999 or +61 (89) 454 643; fax: +61 (89)453 559 Services: Domestic scheduled and charter passenger Executives: General Manager John L Hardy Manager Michael Bridge Chief Pilot Kerry Prons Fleet: 3 x Cessna 402 1 x Fairchild Metro 23 lx Fairchild Metro III Airwork (NZ) (Airpost) PO Box 516, Papakura, New Zealand Tel: +64 (9) 298 7202; fax: +64 (9) 298 7834 Services: Regional and domestic charter passenger and cargo Alliances: Air Nelson, Mount Cook. Date established: 1984. History: Privately owned. Employees total: 120. Aircrew staff: 60. Engineering staff: 40. Executives: Managing Director H R Jones General ManagerC L Baker Engineering Director M Knudson Operations Director G Barrow Cn/efP/fofRGunn Fleet 7 x Eurocopter BK117 lxEurocopterAS350B 3 x Eurocopter AS355F1 3 x Fairchild Metro III 2 x Fairchild Metro 23 2xFokkerF27-5COC lx Piper T1040 Bases at: Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Invercargill, Palmerston North and Wellington. All Nippon Airways ANA NH/ ANA Kasumigaseki Building 27F, 3-2-5 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda- ku, Tokyo 100, Japan Tel: +81 (3) 3592 3035; fax: +81 (3) 3592 3119; telex: ANATLXAJ33670 Services: International, regional and domestic scheduled and charter passenger and cargo Parent company: All Nippon Airways. , Subsidiaries: 160 affiliates, including Air Nippon, Air Hokkaido and ANA Enterprises. Shareholders: Nagoya Railroad (5.09%), Tokyu (2.75%). Alliances: Austrian A/L, Delta A/L, frequent-flyer prr> grammes with BA, Cathay, Malaysia, Singapore, Swissair and USAir. Planned alliances with Air Canada and JAL Date established: December 1952. Date operations started: December 1953. History: Formed as Japan Helicopter and Airplane Transport (JHAT) and scheduled operations began in 1953. Description: Japan's largest passenger airline, with more than 50% of the domestic market. ANA ranks as the world's ninth largest airline carrying 35.8 million passengers in fiscal year 1993. It began scheduled international flights in 1986 and now operates to 20 cities in 13 countries, ft posted revenues of ¥802.6 billion in fiscal 1994. The airline aims to cut its workforce byl0% by 1996 as part of a cost-cutting effort. Employees total: 13,622. Aircrew staff: 5,465. Engineering staff: 3,681. Executives: Honorary Chairman Tokuji Wakasa Chairman Takaya Sugiura President & CEO Seiji Fukatsu SnrExec VPMarktg& Sales Akira Hasegawa Snr Exec VP Ops Hiedo Aoki SnrGenMgrEJapan Kichisaburo Nomura Snr Gen Mgr W Japan Ryogo Inoue Snr VP Finance & Actg Kazuhiko Komiya Snr VP International Relations Shinji Nakajima Fleet: 22 x Airbus A320 14 x Boeing 747SR 2 x Boeing 777-200 25 x Boeing 767-200 6 x Boeing 747LR 18 x Boeing 747400 38 x Boeing 767-300 Orders: 10 x A321 - delivery from March 1998 5xA340 2 x Boeing 747400 4x767-300 16x777-200 10x777-300 Main base/hubs: Fukuoka, Osaka Kansai International Airport and Tokyo. Domestic services: Over 30 destinations. Asia/Pacific service include: Guam, Bangkok, Beijing, Dalian, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai, Seoul, Singapore, Dalian and Tsingtao. Americas services include: Los Angeles, New York and Washington DC. Australasia services include: Brisbane and Sydney. Europe services include: Frankfurt, London Heathrow, Moscow, Paris, Rome and Vienna (in conjunction with Austrian Airlines) Simulators: Bakersfield, California, USA: Airbus A320- 200; 3 x Beech Baron; Boeing 737-200, 737-500, 747-200B, 3 x 747400, 747SR, 767-200, 3 x 767- 300, 777-200; Lockheed L-1011-1; NAMC YS41A- 200R; 3 x Piper Cheyenne IIIA. Maintenance services: All Nippon Airways. Speciality: Airframes, engines. Licensed airframe engineers: 1,403. Licensed engine engineers: 51. Licensed avionics engineers: 20. National approvals: FAA, JCAB, CAAC, DOA. Principal makes serviced: Boeing 747SR, 747-200LR, 747-200F, 747400, 767-300, 777-200, Airbus A320. Widebody space: 12. Narrowbody space: 6. Checks: B, C. Additional services: Modifications, paintshop. Engines: Large fans: CF6, CFM56, PW4000, RB211. Alliance (African Joint Air Service) Y21 Impala House, 13 Kimathi Ave, PO Box 2128, Kampala, Ouganda, Uganda Jet +256 (41) 244 Oil or +256 (41) 244 015; fax: +256 (41) 251681 or +256 (41) 244 535; SITA KLATOSA Services: International and regional scheduled passenger and cargo Subsidiaries: All Nippon Airways, Austrian Airlines 9%, Nippon Cargo Airlines 13.2%. Shareholders: South African Airways 40%, Air Tanzania 10%, Uganda Airlines 10%. Alliances: SAA and British Midland. Date established: 20 December, 1994. Date operations started: 1 July, 1995. History: Tanzanian Government & Ugandan Government hold 30% of trust pending full privatisation. Description: Trading as Alliance, this multkiational carrier started international services in July 1995 with extensive support from South African Airways. It offers regular services to Bombay and London Gatwick from Africa. Employees total: 80. Aircrew staff: 60. Executives: Chairman Adrian Sibo FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL 3 - 9 April 1996 47
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