Air Guinée

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Air Guinee
IATA N/A	ICAO GIB	Callsign Air Guinee
Founded		1960
Hubs		Conakry International Airport, Guinea
Focus cities		N/A
Fleet size		3
Destinations		15
Headquarters		Conakry, Guinea
Key people		Sékou Sangare - Director General Boubacar Sow - Deputy Director General
Website: http://www.mirinet.com

Air Guinee was an airline based in Conakry, Guinea. It was the national flag carrier operating domestic services to major centres.

Its operations were taken over and the airline renamed Air Guinee Express.

Contents 1 History 2 Destinations 3 Historical Fleet 4 References 5 External links

[edit] History

The airline was established on 31 December 1960 by the Guinea government and was restructured in 1992 to improve profitability. However, the airline never recovered and its operations were taken over by Groupe Futurelec under the name Air Guinee Express^[1].

[edit] Destinations

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• Domestic destinations:
  • Conakry
  • Labe
  • Kankan
  • Siguiri
  • Kissidougou
  • Nzérékoré
  • Sambailo

• International destinations:
  • Dakar
  • Lagos
  • Bamako
  • Abidjan
  • Banjul
  • Freetown
  • Cotonou
  • Kinshasa
  • Amsterdam

[edit] Historical Fleet

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The Air Guinee fleet included the following aircraft:

• 1 - Boeing 737-2R6C
• 1 - Boeing 737-205
• 1 - Bombardier DHC-7-102
• 1 - Y7-100
• 1 - Tupolev Tu-134A
• 1 - Boeing 727-027C
• 5 - Antonov An-24B
• 3 - Antonov An-12

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Air Guinee
• Fleet Information

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