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Local Airlines in Somalia

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:49 am
by Daniil
Hello, friends!

Another question from me, dumb russian bear.

How it's going with general aviation in Somalia?

General aviation means a small planes, servicing by a private pilots and small aviation companies on a local lines (between a cities, towns and villages). The GA planes and choppers are small, in general they can carry just pilot and up to 5-6 passangers (maximal up to 12) but - it use generic automobile fuel, it's cheap, it can landed almost everywhere where is 300 meters of flat ground. Ticket for general aviation plane costs just a bit higher than a intercity bus ticket. It's a very good transport for a countries with a small population but with a big non-populated wasted lands, such as Canada, Russia... Or Somalia.

So, I want to ask - how it's going with this in your proud country? Is there an already established local airways, or it's an empty field for business? Is a trained pilots presents in your country, or you needs a training centers? Is there an infrastructure (airports, airfields)? Is it safe to fly in Somalia skies?

Re: Local Airlines in Somalia

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:56 am
by Shirib
There are local airliners that fly some old jets. The old Somali Airlines is out of business.

Re: Local Airlines in Somalia

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:31 pm
by crazyRasputin
When was the last time you visited Grigori Rasputin's crave mate ?

Re: Local Airlines in Somalia

Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2013 7:28 am
by Daniil
Shirib wrote:There are local airliners that fly some old jets. The old Somali Airlines is out of business.
They flying over a country or on international lines? What's their company name (or maybe you can say their website name)?
crazyRasputin wrote:When was the last time you visited Grigori Rasputin's crave mate ?
Can't understand you, bro. You mean "grave"? There is no grave of this pervert. Firstly because he isn't a hero of russians, and also because he wasn't entombed at all - he was drowned at river Neva.