Aviation Airforce Won
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” A few airlines have ceased operations in Africa,
such as Air Afrique, Nigeria Airways, Air Senegal, Air
Gabon, Ghana Airways, Air Tanzania and Air Mali, while
new entrants have begun operations. These include
Virgin Nigeria, in which institutional Nigerian
investors own 51% and Virgin Atlantic 49%; Air Gabon
International, in which Royal Air Maroc owns 51% and
the Gabon Government 49%; Air Senegal International,
in which Royal Air Maroc owns 51% and the Senegalese
Government 49%; Ghana International Airlines, in which
the Ghanian Government owns 70% and international
private investors 30%; Compagnie Aerienne du Mali, in
which the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development &
Industrial Promotion Services owns 51%, national
private investors own 29% and the Malian Government
owns 20%; and Air Tanzania, which has been entirely
state-owned since September 2006 when South African
Airways sold back its 49% stake to the Tanzanian Government.”
Ismailimail 