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ABCDEFGHIJ 1 2 3 MONUC 4 MISSION AIR OPERATION CENTER(MAOC) 5 REGULAR FLIGHT SCHEDULE (PAX) 6 JANUARY 2006 EDITION) AVAMDT 01/06 7 8 MONDAY 9 Region 10- Kinshasa 10 RF# From ETD To ETA Remarks & Connection 11 KINSHASA 8:00 KISANGANI 10:45 RF 123 RF 101 12 KISANGANI 11:50 ENTEBBE 14:00 RF-152 RF 163 RF-151A 13 ENTEBBE 16:00 KISANGANI 16:10 RF124 RF 102 14 KISANGANI 17:10 KINSHASA 17:55 15 5:50 B-727-COMBI 16 Region 1-Mbandaka 17 RF 111 MBANDAKA 8:30 LISALA 9:50 18 RF 112 LISALA 14:30 MBANDAKA 15:50 19 Flight time: 2:40 AN-24 20 Region 2- Kisangani 21 RF 121 KISANGANI 8:15 ISIRO 10:15 22 RF 122 ISIRO 14:00 KISANGANI 16:00 RF-102 23 Flight time: 4:00 MI-8 / BE -200 24 RF 123 KISANGANI 11:30 BUNIA 13:00 RF101 RF160B RF-166 25 RF 124 BUNIA 15:00 KISANGANI 16:30 RF-102 26 Flight time 3:00 AN-24 /BE-200/ MI -8 27 Region 3- Kananga 28 RF 131 KANANGA 9:00 TSHIKAPA 10:10 PAX &CARGO 29 RF 132 TSHIKAPA 14:00 KANANGA 15:10 30 Flight Time: 2:20 MI-8 31 Region 4- Kalemie 32 KALEMIE 8:00 KAMINA 9:30 PAX RF 141 33 KAMINA 10:00 LUBUMBASHI 11:00 PAX 34 LUBUMBASHI 14:30 KAMINA 15:30 PAX & CARGO RF 142 35 KAMINA 16:00 KALEMIE 17:30 PAX & CARGO 36 Flight time: 5:00 AN-72 37 KALEMIE 8:00 NYUNZU 9:00 PAX RF 143 38 NYUNZU 10:00 KONGOLO 11:00 PAX 39 KONGOLO 12:00 NYUNZU 13:00 RF 144 40 NYUNZU 14:00 KALEMIE 15:00 41 Flight time: 4:00 MI-8 42 Region 5- Bukavu / Kindu 43 RF 151 BUKAVU 10:00 BUJUMBURA 10:30 RF-172 RF 163 44 RF-152 BUJUMBURA 11:45 BUKAVU 12:05 45 RF151A BUKAVU 12:45 ENTEBBE 15:05 RF102 46 RF 151B ENTEBBE 15:45 BUKAVU 16:05 RF-184 RF-186 47 Flight time: 3:40 DASH-8 48 RF 153 BUKAVU 12:30 UVIRA 13:15 PAX FLIGHT 49 RF 154 UVIRA 15:00 BUKAVU 15:45 RF-184 RF-186 50 Flight time: 1:30 MI-17/8 51 Region 6- Bunia 52 RF124 RF 165 RF 160 ENTEBBE 8:10BUNIA 8:00 53 RF 168 54 RF 161 BUNIA 9:30 ENTEBBE 11:20 RF-102 55 RF 162 ENTEBBE 16:00 BUNIA 15:50 RF 125 RF 166 56 Flight time: 2:30 AN-24/B-200/L-100 /MI-8 / MI-17 57 RF 160 B ENTEBBE 12:30 BUNIA 12:20 RF124 RF 166 58 RF 161 B BUNIA 15:30 ENTEBBE 17:30 RF-102 59 Flight time: 1:40 AN-24/ L-100 60 RF124 RF 162 RF 161 BENI 8:00 BUNIA 8:45 61 RF 165 RF 166 RF 168 RF 163 62 BUNIA 10:00 MONGBWALU 10:20 PAX & CARGO 63 MONGBWALU 11:00 FATAKI 11:25 PAX & CARGO 64 FATAKI 12:00 MONGBWALU 12:25 PAX & CARGO 65 RF 164 MONGBWALU 13:00 BUNIA 13:20 RF124 66 BUNIA 16:15 BENI 17:00 67 RF-165/166 Flight time: 3:00 MI-8 / MI-17 ABCDEFGHIJ 68 RF 153 RF 156 RF 184 RF 165 BUNIA 10:15 BUKAVU 11:30 69 RF 185 RF 186 70 RF 166 BUKAVU 12:30 BUNIA 13:45 RF124 RF161B RF 166 71 Flight time: 2:30 B-200 / AN-24 72 BUNIA 8:30 KWANDRUMA 9:05 PAX, CARGO 73 RF 167 KWANDRUMA 9:30 MAHAGI 9:45 74 MAHAGI 10:15 ARU 10:45 75 ARU 12:00 MAHAGI 12:30 76 RF 168 MAHAGI 13:00 KWANDRUMA 13:15 77 KWANDRUMA 14:00 BUNIA 14:35 RF124 RF161B RF 166 78 Flight time 2:40 MI-8 /MI-17 79 Region 7 - Entebbe 80 RF 171 KINSHASA 7:30 BUJUMBURA 10:50 RF-151 81 RF 172 BUJUMBURA 12:30 ENTEBBE 14:15 RF-102 82 Flight time: 3:05 B-727 -200 83 Region 8 - Goma RF 181 GOMA 08:30 BUKAVU 9:00 RF 151 151A RF152 84 85 RF182 BUKAVU 10:00 GOMA 10:30 RF166 86 RF 183 GOMA 15:00 BUKAVU 15:30 RF151B RF154 87 RF 184 BUKAVU 16:30 GOMA 17:00 88 Flight Time 2:00 MI-8 89 NO PAX & CARGO INTO/OUT OF GOMA WITH FIX WING 90 Region 9-Kindu 91 RF-151 RF 153 RF 182 92 RF 191 KINDU8:00 BUKAVU 9:45 RF-184 93 RF 192 BUKAVU 12:00 KINDU 13:45 94 Flight time 3:30 MI-8 95 RF-155/156 will be planned only if there are pax for Entebbe 96 TUESDAY 97 Region 1- Kinshasa / Mbandaka 98 RF# From ETD To ETA Remarks & Connections 99 KINSHASA 8:00 KANANGA 10:15 RF 231 RF 201 100 KANANGA 11:00 BUKAVU 12:25 RF-242 RF-252 RF253/4 101 BUKAVU 14:00 KINDU 14:30 RF224 102 RF 202 KINDU 15:15 KINSHASA 16:00 103 Flight time: 4:55 B-727-COMBI 104 RF 211 MBANDAKA 8:30 KINSHASA 10:00 105 RF 212 KINSHASA 11:00 MBANDAKA 12:30 106 Flight time: 3:00 AN-24 107 Region 2 - Kisangani 108 RF 221 KISANGANI 9:15 BUTA 10:45 109 RF 222 BUTA 14:45 KISANGANI 16:15 110 Flight time: 3:00 MI-8/BE-200 111 RF 223 KISANGANI 9:00 KINDU 10:00 RF201 RF202 RF251 112 RF 224 KINDU 16:00 KISANGANI 17:00 113 Flight time: 2:00 AN-24/ BE-200 114 * RF223/224 To be Performed On requirement basis in times of excess pax 115 Region 3- Kananga 116 RF 231 KANANGA 11:30 MBUJI MAYI 12:10 PAX & CARGO 117 RF 232 MBUJI MAYI 16:00 KANANGA 16:40 118 Flight time: 1:20 MI-8 119 Region 4 Kalemie 120 RF 241 KALEMIE 10;30 BUKAVU 11:20 RF 202 RF 252 121 RF 242 BUKAVU 14:00 BUJUMBURA 14:20 122 BUJUMBURA 15:00 KALEMIE 16:00 123 Flight time: 2:10 AN-72 124 KALEMIE 8:00 MOBA 9:00 PAX RF 243 125 MOBA 10:00 PWETO 11:10 PAX 126 PWETO 12:10 MOBA 13:20 RF 244 127 MOBA 14:20 KALEMIE 15:20 128 Flight time: 4:20 MI-8 129 Region 5- Bukavu / Kindu 130 BUKAVU 9:00 KINDU 10:00 RF224 RF 251 131 KINDU 11:00 BUJUMBURA 12:00 RF 202 RF224 132 RF 252 BUJUMBURA 12:45 BUKAVU 13:15 133 Flight time: 2:30 AN-72 / DASH-8 134 BUKAVU 9:00 WALUNGU 9:15 PAX RF 253 135 WALUNGU 9:45 UVIRA 10:20 136 UVIRA 15:00 WALUNGU 15:35 RF 254 137 WALUNGU 16:00 BUKAVU 16:15 RF-284 138 Flight Time 1:40 MI-8 ABCDEFGHIJ 139 Region 6 Bunia 140 RF 261 BUNIA 9:10 ENTEBBE 11:00 RF-271 141 RF 262 ENTEBBE 11:50 BUNIA 11:40 RF 263 RF 264 A 142 Flight time: 1:40 AN-24/B-200/L-100 /MI-8 / MI-17 143 RF 261 B BUNIA 12:30 KINDU 14:30 RF224 RF252 144 RF 262 B KINDU 15:20 BUNIA 17:20 RF252 145 Flight time: 4:00 AN-24/L-100/B-200 146 BENI 8:00 BUNIA 8:45 RF261 RF265 147 RF 263 BUNIA 10:00 KOMANDA 10:25 PAX & CARGO 148 KOMANDA 10:45 MAMBABSA 11:15 PAX & CARGO 149 MAMBASA 11:35 KOMANDA 12:05 PAX & CARGO 150 RF 264 KOMANDA 12:25 BUNIA 12:50 PAX & CARGO 151 BUNIA 14:00 BENI 14:45 152 Flight time: 3:20 MI-8 / MI-17 153 RF 265 BUNIA 10:45 BUKAVU 12:00 RF284 RF 202 RF 253 RF 282 154 RF 266 BUKAVU 13:00 BUNIA 14:15 RF 201 RF 251 RF 281 155 Flight time: 2:30 AN-24/B-200/L-100 156 BUNIA 8:30 TCHE 8:50 PAX, CARGO 157 TCHE 9:10 FATAKI 9:25 TEAM SITE RF 267 158 FATAKI 9:45 MAHAGI 10:05 159 MAHAGI 10:25 ARU 10:50 160 ARU 11:10 MAHAGI 11:35 161 MAHAGI 11:55 FATAKI 12:15 RF 268 162 FATAKI 12:35 TCHE 12:50 163 TCHE 13:10 BUNIA 13:30 164 Flight time: 2:40 MI-8 / MI-17 165 RF 269 BUNIA 8:00 ARU 8:55 166 RF 260 ARU 9:15 BUNIA 10:10 167 Flight time: 1:50 BE-200 /AN-24 / MI-8 / MI-17 168 Region 7 - Entebbe 169 RF 271 ENTEBBE 12:00 KISANGANI 12:10 170 RF 272 KISANGANI 13:30 KINSHASA 14:15 171 Flight time: 2:55 B-727 -200 172 Region 8 - Goma 173 RF 281 GOMA 8:00 BUKAVU 8:30 RF 265 RF202 RF 251 174 RF 282 BUKAVU 13:30 GOMA 14:00 RF253 175 RF 283 GOMA 15:00 BUKAVU 15:30 RF 266 176 RF 284 BUKAVU 16:35 GOMA 17:05 RF 252 177 Flight time: 2:00 Mi-8 178 RF285 GOMA 10:30 WALIKALI 11:15 CARGO 179 RF286 WALIKALI 12:15 GOMA 13:00 180 Flight Time 1:30 MI-8/MI-17 181 182 WEDNESDAY 183 Region 1- Kinshasa/Mbandaka 184 RF# From ETD To ETA Remarks & Connections 185 KINSHASA 8:00 KISANGANI 10:45 RF321 RF353/4 RF 301 186 KISANGANI 11:50 ENTEBBE 14:00 RF 362B 187 ENTEBBE 16:00 KISANGANI 16:10 RF322 RF 302 188 KISANGANI 17:10 KINSHASA 17:55 189 5:50 B-727-COMBI 190 KINSHASA 7:30 MATADI 9:00 RF 303 191 MATADI 9:30 MUANDA 10:05 192 MUANDA 14:00 MATADI 14:35 RF 304 193 MATADI 15:00 KINSHASA 16:30 194 Flight time: 4:10 MI-8 195 RF 311 MBANDAKA 8:00 GBADOLITE 9:30 196 RF 312 GBADOLITE 15:00 MBANDAKA 16:30 197 Flight time: 3:00 AN-24 198 Region 2- Kisangani 199 RF 321 KISANGANI 12:30 BUNIA 14:00 RF301 RF353/4 RF364 200 RF 322 BUNIA 15:00 KISANGANI 16:30 RF-302 201 Flight time: 3:00 AN-24 /BE-200/ MI -8 202 Region 3- Kananga 203 RF 331 KANANGA 9:00 MBUJI MAYI 9:40 PAX & CARGO 204 RF 332 MBUJI MAYI 13:00 KANANGA 13:40 205 Flight time: 1:20 MI-8 206 Region 4– Kalemie 207 RF 341 KALEMIE 8:30 KIGOMA 9:10 COMBINED RF 208 RF 342 KIGOMA 11:10 KALEMIE 11:50 (PAX & CARGO-FOOD) 209 Flight time: 1:20 MI-8 210 RF 343 KALEMIE 8:00 LUBUMBASHI 9:30 PAX 211 RF 344 LUBUMBASHI 15:00 KALEMIE 16:30 212 Flight time: 3:00 AN-72/24 ABCDEFGHIJ 213 Region 5- Bukavu/Kindu 214 RF 351 KINDU 8:30 LUBUTU 9:30 215 RF 352 LUBUTU 11:00 PUNIA 11:20 RF-354 216 PUNIA 13:30 KINDU 14:30 217 218 Flight time: 2:40 MI-8 (for upcoming team site) 219 BUKAVU 9:00 KINDU 10:00 RF 353 220 KINDU 10:45 KISANGANI 11:35 RF-301 RF 321 RF-302 221 KISANGANI 13:15 KINDU 14:05 RF 354 222 KINDU 15:00 BUKAVU 16:00 223 Flight time: 3:40 DASH-8 224 RF355 BUKAVU 8:30 SHABUNDA 9:20 225 RF356 SHABUNDA 10:00 BUKAVU 10:50 PAX,CARGO & FOOD 226 Flight time 1:40 MI-8/17 227 Region 6 - Bunia 228 RF# From ETD To ETA Remarks & Connections 229 RF 361 BUNIA 8:00 ENTEBBE 9:50 RF 302 230 RF 362 ENTEBBE 11:10 BUNIA 11:00 RF 322 RF 362 A RF 364 231 Flight time: 1:40 AN-24/B-200/L-100/MI-8 232 RF 362 B BUNIA 12:00 ENTEBBE 13:50 RF 302 233 RF 362 B ENTEBBE 16:00 BUNIA 15:50 PAX, CARGO 234 Flight time: 1:40 AN-24/B-200/L-100/MI-8 235 BENI 9:45 BUNIA 10:30 RF362B RF322 RF385 236 BUNIA 11:30 KAFE 11:50 RF 363 237 KAFE 12:10 FATAKI 12:30 PAX & CARGO 238 FATAKI 12:50 KAFE 13:10 PAX & CARGO 239 KAFE 13:30 BUNIA 13:50 PAX & CARGO RF 364 240 BUNIA 16:15 BENI 17:00 241 Flight time: 2:50 MI-8 / MI-17 242 BUNIA 8:30 KWANDRUMA 9:05 PAX, CARGO 243 RF 367 KWANDRUMA 9:25 MAHAGI 9:40 244 MAHAGI 10:00 ARU 10:25 245 ARU 10:45 MAHAGI 11:10 246 RF 368 MAHAGI 11:30 KWANDRUMA 11:45 247 KWANDRUMA 12:05 BUNIA 12:40 RF 322 248 Flight time: 2:30 MI-8 / MI-17 249 Region 7 - Entebbe 250 RF 371 KINSHASA 8:30 KANANGA 11:10 251 KANANGA 12:10 KISANGANI 13:30 252 KISANGANI 14:30 ENTEBBE 16:40 253 RF 372 Flight time: 4:10 B-727 -200 254 Region 8 - Goma 255 RF 381 GOMA 8:00 BUKAVU 8:30 RF 353 256 RF 382 BUKAVU 9:30 GOMA 10:00 RF-387 257 RF 383 GOMA 15:00 BUKAVU 15:30 258 RF 384 BUKAVU 16:35 GOMA 17:05 RF 354 259 Flight time: 2:00 MI-8/MI-17 260 RF 385 GOMA 7:45 BENI 9:00 RF363 261 RF 386 BENI 10:00
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