Slok Air International, the erstwhile Gambian carrier, flew 737-200s trimmed in a pistachio-and-cantelope color scheme up and down the west African coast, until its demise sometime in 2008. Here is the masthead above its ticket office at Roberts International Airport, outside of Monrovia, Liberia, in October 2008, just after its final liquidation. Its not possible to verify whether Slok served all of the cities listed here; certainly Monrovia was not connected by all these cities.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Slok Air: Destinations from Monrovia, c.2008
Slok Air International, the erstwhile Gambian carrier, flew 737-200s trimmed in a pistachio-and-cantelope color scheme up and down the west African coast, until its demise sometime in 2008. Here is the masthead above its ticket office at Roberts International Airport, outside of Monrovia, Liberia, in October 2008, just after its final liquidation. Its not possible to verify whether Slok served all of the cities listed here; certainly Monrovia was not connected by all these cities.
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