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Payment of Fees for Air Service Licences TANZANIAN BASED LICENSED AIR OPERATORS AS OF 22ND NOVEMBER 2006 No Name of Operator Operational Base Services Provided Contacts . 01. M/S Safari Express Airways Arusha Domestic Scheduled and Tel:+255 754 316030 Air Charter Services 02 M/S Lake Victoria Flying Ltd Arusha Air Charter Services Tel:+255 272503094/784402226 03. M/S Kinasi Ltd Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services Tel:+255 22 2842525/0713 324463 Fax:+255 24 2238220 04. M/S Coastal Travel Ltd Dar es Salaam Domestic Scheduled and Tel:+255 22 2117959/960 Air Charter Services Fax:+255 22 2118647 05. M/S Sky Aviation Ltd Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services Tel:+255 22 2844600 Fax:+255 22 2844601 06. M/S Tanzanair Ltd Dar es Salaam Domestic Scheduled, Air Tel:+255 22 2113151-2 Charter Services and Fax:+255 22 2112946 Aerial work 07. M/S Humming Bird Ltd Dar es Salaam Aerial Photography and Tel:+255 784333473/784333474 Survey Fax:+255 22 2600451 No Name of Operator Operational Base Services Provided Contacts . 08. M/S Regional Air Services Ltd Arusha Domestic Scheduled and Tel:+255 27 2504477/2502541 Air Charter Services Fax:+255 27 2554130 09. M/S ZanAir Ltd Zanzibar Domestic Scheduled and Tel:+255 24 2233670/2233768 Air Charter Services Fax:+255 24 2233670/2233768 10. M/S Zantas Air Services Ltd Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services Tel:+255 22 2137181 Fax:+255 22 2130487 11. M/S Mission Aviation Dodoma Air Charter Services Tel:+255 26 2352810/6 Fellowship /Mission Fax:+255 26 2354635 12. M/S Nomad Aviation Ltd Arusha Domestic scheduled and Tel:+255784317835 Air Charter Services Air Charter Services 13. M/S Kilwa Air Limited Mwanza Tel:+255 28 2561388/0784520412/0784468068 Fax:+255 28 2561388 14. M/S VSB Limited Dar es Salaam Flying Instruction Tel:+255 22 2113151-2 Fax:+255 22 2112946 15. M/S Ilyas Aviation Ltd Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services 255 784 271616/754755766 16. M/S Auric Air Services Ltd Mwanza Air Charter Services Tel:+255 28 2500096 Fax:+255 28 2500128 No Name of Operator Operational Base Services Provided Contacts . 17. M/S Precision Air services Ltd Dar es Salaam Domestic & international Tel:+255 22 2860701-10 Scheduled and Air Charter Mobile.+255 Services 784836700/784836555/784834800 Fax:+255 22 2860725 18. M/S Air Excel Ltd Arusha Domestic Scheduled and Tel:+255 27 2548429/2501597 Air Charter Services Fax:+255 27 2548429 19. M/S Twin Wings Ltd Zanzibar Air Charter Services Tel:+255 713 326442/784226442 Fax:+255 24 2230747 20. M/S Northern Air Ltd Arusha Air Charter Services & Tel. +255 27 2508059/0744 288857 Aerial work Fax. +255 27 2508060/2508434 21. M/S Serengeti Balloon Safaris Arusha Scheduled Balloon Tel:+255 27 2548967 Ltd Services Fax:+255 27 2548997 22. M/S Airspray (T) Limited Arusha Aerial Work (crop spraying) Tel:0754 378135 Fax:+255 005 4521560 23. M/S Tropical Air Services Zanzibar Air Charter Services and Tel:+255 24 2232511 Limited Flying Instruction Fax:+255 24 2232471 24. M/S Super Skies Aviation Ltd Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services and Flying Instruction Tel:+255 754569056 No Name of Operator Operational Base Services Provided Contacts . 25 M/S Desert Locust Control Mwanza/Nairobi Air Charter Services Tel:+254 20 501637/501704/501794 Fax:+ 254 20 505137/028-2560318 26. M/S Air Tanzania Company Dar es Salaam Domestic & international Tel:+255 22 2117500 Ltd Scheduled and Air Charter Fax:+255 22 2113114 Services 27. M/S Tanzania Government Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services Tel:+255 22 2138638/2139062/4425 Flight Fax:+255 22 2124887/2843625 28. Flightlink limited Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services and Tel:+255 22 2842280/0713264009 Banner Towing Fax:+255 22 2842280 29. DJB Limited, Dar es Salaam Air Charter Services Tel:+255 22 2110910/2115046 Fax:+255 22 2113819/2113583 30. Kili Air Charter Company Ltd Moshi Air Charter Services Tel:+255 784 276430 Fax:+255 27 2750193.
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