Air Corridor
Mozambique · AIR CORRIDOR

Cameroon's national flag carrier connecting the nation.
- ›Camair-co was created to replace the liquidated Cameroon Airlines (Camair), which collapsed in 2008 after decades of operation.
- ›The airline launched its first commercial flight in March 2011.
- ›It is fully state-owned by the Government of Cameroon.
- ›The airline has experienced multiple operational suspensions due to financial difficulties and fleet grounding.
- ›Camair-co operates both domestic routes within Cameroon and select regional routes within Africa.
Air Corridor is a Mozambican regional carrier operating domestic and limited regional routes within southern Africa. Based in Mozambique, the airline serves communities and destinations that larger carriers often overlook, playing a vital role in the country's internal connectivity. Its operations reflect the growing demand for reliable air transport across Mozambique's diverse geographic landscape.
Air Corridor typically operates a small fleet of turboprop and light regional aircraft suited to Mozambique's shorter domestic routes and bush airstrips.
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Air Corridor was an airline based in Nampula, Mozambique. It operated domestic services. Its main base was Nampula Airport. Air Corridor ceased operations on 10 January 2008.
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