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THE FLEET
Cessna Caravan aircraft, true "all terrain of the air" based in Africa, allow the delivery of humanitarian aid, emergency medical evacuations and logistical support to more than 120 NGOs and international organizations.
Reliable and suitable for landlocked terrain, each aircraft can accommodate 12 passengers or 1 ton of cargo for a range of more than 1,800 km.
Foxtrot Oscar Juliet Juliet Charlie (F-OJJC)
The Juliet Charlie joined the Aviation Sans Frontières fleet in 2008. He has carried out numerous missions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and flew to Guinea, where he transported medical personnel needed to fight Ebola and carried out medical evacuations. He is now based in Bangui, Central African Republic.
Foxtrot Oscar Juliet Juliet Delta (F-OJJD)
Acquired in 2014 by Aviation Sans Frontières, the Juliet Delta was transported from Oklahoma-City to Paris to be registered in France, before reaching Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It now operates from the Dungu base in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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February 2022, a new Cessna 208 has just joined our fleet, the F-OJJE
This new aircraft, of the Glass-Cockpit generation, contributes to the modernization of our fleet.
You see him here during his convoy from the US to the France during his stopover in Canada.
On April 23, 2022, he returned to his base in Bangui.
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The Aviation Sans Frontières fleet.
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24/03/1998
Registration in honour of the initiator of the TCHAD 98 mission (Jean-Marie CHAUVE) and the former Secretary General of ASF (Lucien VERVIALLE)
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01/09/1992
Found in ALASKA, bought from the company France AVIATION on September 1, 1992, the purchase of this first Cravan was made possible thanks to the financial assistance of the UNHCR (High Committee for Refugees) partner of our actions in Cambodia.
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04/03/1980
For the record: Aviation Sans Frontières was officially born on March 4, 1980 in the form of an association of law 1901 But it all began in 1968, when some pilots and flight engineers of Air France, .....
