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8
July '98
Air Afrique, the West African multinational
airline, has been forced to sell four of its fleet of 15 planes to pay
off the airline's debts which are currently around US$3 million. The airline
is jointly owned by Ivory Coast, Senegal, Mauritania, Chad, Niger, Benin,
Togo, Burkina Faso, Congo, Mali and the Central African Republic. As most
of these countries cannot afford a national airline, Air Afrique was established
to provide them with a regular air service. Air Afrique will cease all
flights to the US, France and South Africa but flights between West African
countries will not be suspended.
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