Английская Википедия:Air Tchad

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Air Tchad, or Air Chad, was a Chadian airline that operated domestic and regional services, as well as charter flights to neighbouring countries in Central and West Africa and charter cargo services to France, Italy and Saudi Arabia.

History

The company was formed on Шаблон:Start date, with the government of Chad initially having two thirds of the shares and UTA holding the balance. UTA provided the airline with technical and operational assistance.Шаблон:Sfn Operations started on 4 August the same year, replacing services formerly provided by Air Afrique.Шаблон:Sfn At the end of 1966 the airline had carried 7,000 passengers and Шаблон:Convert of freight.

Flown with one Baron, one Cherokee Six, two DC-3s and one DC-4, at Шаблон:Start date Air Tchad operated a domestic route network that included Abecher, Abou Deia, Am Timan, Ati, Bokoro, Bol, Bongor, Faya Largeau, Fort Archambault, Mongo, Moundou, Ndjamena, Oum Hadjer and Pala, along with an international flight to Geneina in Sudan. Ten years later, the domestic route network had reduced to include Abecher, Mongo, Moundou, Ndjamena, and Sarh, with flights to Bangui in the Central African Republic and Geneina also undertaken; a single Fokker F27-500 served the entire network. Flights to Bangui were terminated in Шаблон:End date.

In the 1990s, the Chadian government boosted its shareholding in the airline to 98%, with UTA's participation being reduced to 2%.Шаблон:Sfn

See also

• List of defunct airlines of Chad
• Transport in Chad

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Bibliography

• Шаблон:Cite book