From its fortress hub at N'Djamena, Toumaï air Tchad runs weekly flights to neighboring capitals as far as Cotonou and Brazzaville, as well as the north Cameroonian town of Garoua. Some sort of cooperative service connects Jeddah and Ouagadougou to the Chadian capital. Domestic destinations include Abéché, Moundou and Sarh. No flagship route to Paris, but as of 2008, the airline had added Libreville, Lomé, Abidjan, Yaounde, and Dubaï. Currently, the status of the airline is difficult to verify, as it is without functioning website.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Toumaï air Tchad Systemwide Network, March 2005
Continuing to examine West African state carriers in the wake of Air Afrique's demise, this posts credits, with special thanks, the incredible, encyclopedic Timetable Images website for freely lending the above artifact, dated March 2005, from the personal collection of David Zekria.
Labels:
Abéché,
Abidjan,
Bangui,
Brazzaville,
Cotonou,
Douala,
Dubai,
Garoua,
Jeddah,
Libreville,
Lome,
Moundou,
Niamey,
Ouagadougou,
Sarh,
Toumaï Air Tchad,
Yaounde
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