Swazi Express Airways
| Swazi Express Airways | |
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| IATA code : | Q4 |
| ICAO code : | SWX |
| Call sign : | SWAZI EXPRESS |
| Founding: | 1995 |
| Operation stopped: | 2008 |
| Seat: |
Matsapha , Swaziland
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| Home airport : | Matsapha Airport |
| Fleet size: | |
| Aims: | international |
| Swazi Express Airways ceased operations in 2008. The information in italics refer to the last status before the end of operation. | |
Swazi Express Airways was an airline based in Swaziland. From its founding in 1995, it was initially called Steffen Air for one year . Flight operations ceased on April 4, 2008. The airline was on the list of operating bans for the airspace of the European Union .
Fleet and destinations
Swazi Express Airways started operations in 1995 with a Cessna 210 from Matsapha Airport to Maputo and Vilanculos in Mozambique . Three years later, the machine, which only had five passenger seats, was replaced by an 11-seater Cessna 208 caravan . From then on there was also a flight to Durban in South Africa . In 2002 the caravan was replaced by a Metro III with 19 seats.
In February 2008 the fleet consisted of a Metro III and an ATR 42-300 .
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ The World's Airlines. Past, Present and Future - Swaziland. Airline history. Retrieved March 29, 2017.
- ↑ Matata boss Herman Steffan is dead. Swazi Observer, April 27, 2014.
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African International Airways • AGL (Air Grand Lucs) • Air Cargo Swaziland • Air Equatorial • Air Pass • Air Swazi Cargo • Air Swaziland • Airlink Swaziland • City Air Services • Eastern Air • Executive Aerospace • Interflight • Interstate Airways • Jet Air • Northeast Airlines • Pietersburg Aviation Services • ROM Atlantic Aviation • Royal Swazi National Airways • Scan Air Charter • Southern Cross (Swaziland) • Steffen Air • Swazi Air • Swazi Airways • Swazi Express Airways • Trans African Airways • Trans Air Charter • Transair Airlines • Unique Air Charter • Westair Cargo Airlines |