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FLASH INFO Liste Non Exhaustive Des Opérateurs Aériens Commerciaux De Fret De RDC FLASH INFO Liste non exhaustive des opérateurs aériens commerciaux de fret de RDC Dans le but de faciliter les démarches des organisations humanitaires, le Cluster Logistique propose ce document informatif concernant les contacts, capacités et tarifs de certains opérateurs aériens commerciaux. Cependant nous tenons à signaler que cette liste vous est donnée à titre purement indicatif et que nous ne garantissons aucuns services. The Logistics Cluster is supported by the “Global Logistic Cluster Cell” Article written on 26 June 2009 Nom du adresse Personne à Adresse téléphone Type capacité transporteur contacter mail d’avions BANNAIR Mr Felly Kabeya.felly 0999921837 1 avion 25 tonnes Kabeha @yahoo.fr 0851306451 Boeing 727 SUPER C.A.A. Route des Tel commercia 0999939807 1 avion 25 tonnes Compagnie poids lourds Boeing super Africaine n1 727 d’Aviation Quartier Dépôt 0851462195 2 Antonov 6 tonnes Site web: Kingabwa/ 26 www.caacongo.co Commune de Comptoir 0815093560- m Limete 0851462194 Mr Daudet Daudetmufu 0995903851 mayi@yahoo. fr Avenue Dany filairaviat@ic 0999946002 Antonov 24 Tabora 1686- Philemotte .cd FILAIR Barumbu Mimie filairaviat@ic 0999946003 Let410UVP- Kinshasa Mulowayi .cd E RDC Opérations filairaviat@ic 0819946029 .cd GOMAIR Siège social 0810193962 2 x boeing 2 x 20 tonnes avenue du 0813127105 727-100 port n 9 /12 0810842395 Kinshasa 0898629413 1 boeing 14 tonnes Gombe 0815125417 737-219 avec trois Semi cargo palettes et 57 passagers en éco. 1 boeing 291 full 737- passager de 127 sièges éco. MALU Aéroport de Marion Jean marionjeanjacques 0032476309112 AVIATION Ndolo Jacques @hotmail.com ou BP 7417 administrateur 0815038510 Kinshasa 1 gérant RDC SERVICES AIR Avenue 0998011900 Tabora Gombe Kinshasa RDC HEWA BORA avenue [email protected] 0817005015 098 un boeing 20 tonnes Kabambare, 228674 727 n° 1928, un boeing 40 tonnes Barumbu 707 et un chacuns DC 8 D 2/6 ANNEXES : programme de vols FILAIR : Vols réguliers et affrètements Destination Vol jours Departs de Type d’avions Matadi-Boma- Chaque jour sauf Ndolo 9h00 Let 410UVP-E Muanda dimanche Bandundu-Nioki- Lundi-mercredi- Ndolo 7h00 Let 410UVP-E Kikwit jeudi-samedi Tshikapa-Kananga Mardi-jeudi-samedi Ndolo 8h30 Antonov 24 Lodja- Tshumbe Vendredi-samedi Ndolo 8h30 Antonov 24 Mbandaka- dimanche Ndolo 8h30 Antonov 24 Basankusu-Lisala- Let 410UVP-E Bumba -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tarifs fret CAA au 15 mai 2009 : Trajet Prix en $ / kg KINSHASA-MBUJI MAYI 1,10 KINSHASA- KANANGA 1,20 KINSHASA-LUBUMBACHI 1,10 KINSHASA- KISANGANI 1,20 KINSHASA-MBANDAKA 1,20 KINSHASA – GOMA 1,50 GOMA – KINSHASA (périssable et divers) 1,40 GOMA – KINSHASA (the) 1,20 KINSHASA –GOMA (haricots) 0,90 GOMA – KISANGANI 1,00 KINSHASA – KINDU 1,30 GOMA- KINDU 1,50 KISANGANI-GOMA 0,55 KINDU- GOMA 0,40 KINSHASA- KALEMIE 3,00 KALEMIE-MBUJI-MAYI 1,50 KALEMIE-KANANGA 1,80 KALEMIE-TSHIKAPA 2,00 KALEMIE-KINSHASA 2,60 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3/6 Tarifs GOMAIR : <500 Kg >500Kg Véhicules Corridor USD/Kg Corridor USD/Kg Corridor USD/vé- hicule Aru 3.00 Aru 3.00 Aru 6500 Bunia 2.50 Bunia 2.50 Bunia 6500 Butembo 2.50 Butembo 2.50 Buta 6500 Benie 2.30 Beni 2.30 Butembo 6000 Isiro 2.80 Isiro 2.80 Beni 6000 Kindu 1.40 Kisangani 1.35 Isiro 6500 Lodja 3.00 Lodja 3.00 Kikwit 3500 Bukavu 1.80 Bukavu 1.80 Lisala 5000 Buta 3.50 Buta 3.50 Lodja 5000 Gemena 1.65 Gbadolite 2.50 Gbadolite 6000 Goma 1.60 Kinshasa Gemena 1.65 Gemena 4500 Kinshasa Kalemie 3.10 Kalemie 3.10 Kinshasa Goma 4500 Kananga 1.10 Kananga 1.10 Kalemie 6500 Kikwit 1.50 Kikwit 1.50 Kindu 4500 Kisangani 1.35 Kindu 1.40 Mbuji-Mayi 3500 Lisala 2.90 Lisala 2.90 Kananga 3500 Mbandaka 1.30 Lubumbachi 1.30 Kisangani 4500 Mbuji-Mayi 1.10 Mbandaka 1.30 Mbandaka 4500 Mbuji-Mayi 1.10 Tshikapa 4500 Mbandaka 0.75 Bukavu 1.50 Bukavu 4000 Bukavu 1.50 Bumba 2.00 Bumba 4000 Bumba 2.00 Goma 1.20 Inongo 4500 Goma 1.20 Isiro 2.50 Isiro 5000 Inongo 1.50 Kikwit 0.75 Kikwit 2800 Isiro 2.50 Mbuji-Mayi 0.60 Tshikapa 3850 Kinshasa Kikwit 2.00 Inongo 1.50 Goma 4000 Kinshasa Mbuji- 0.60 Kananga 0.75 Kananga 2800 Kinshasa Mayi Mbandaka 0.75 Kindu 5000 Tshikapa 2.00 Kisangani 3850 Mbandaka 3500 Mbuji-Mayi 2800 Aru 2.00 Isiro 1.50 Isiro 3500 Isiro 1.50 Buta 1.50 Buta 3500 Buta 1.50 Bunia 1.30 Bunia 3500 Bunia 1.30 Butembo 1.20 Dungu 3500 Butembo 1.20 Bukavu 0.80 Butembo 3500 Kisangani Dungu 1.50 Kisangani Dungu 1.50 Kisangani Goma 3500 Goma 0.75 Goma 0.75 Bukavu 3500 4/6 Bukavu 0.8 Kolwezi 1.00 Kolwezi 1.00 Kamina 4500 hi Kamina 2.50 hi Kalemie 2.50 Kolwezi 2500 mbas Lubu Lubu mbac Goma 2.50 Goma 2.50 Lubu mbac hi Goma 5000 Dungu 2.20 Dungu 2.20 Dungu 5000 Beni 1.00 Beni 1.00 Beni 3000 Bunia 1.30 Bunia 1.30 Butembo 3000 Uvira 1.20 Uvira 1.20 Bunia 3000 Goma Goma Goma Butembo 1.20 Aru 1.50 Uvira 3000 Aru 1.50 Butembo 1.20 Aru 3000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tarifs bannairs : Contacts Type Capacité Vols d’avions Jour Destination Heure de Prix ($/Kg) départ 0856259611 B727 SUPER 25 T LUNDI KINDU 6.00 TU 1.45 $ / Kg 0852559162 B727 SUPER 25 T MARDI MBUJI MAYI 6.00 TU 1.25 $ / Kg 0814059959 B727 SUPER 25 T MERCREDI KANANGA 6.00 TU 1.25 $ / Kg 0858127676 B727 SUPER 25 T JEUDI LUBUMBASHI 6.00 TU 1.25 $ / Kg 0853900506 B727 SUPER 25 T VENDREDI FKI, GOM 6.00 TU 1.45 $ / Kg 0856259611 B727 SUPER 25 T SAMEDI KANANGA 6.00 TU 1.25 $ / Kg 0852559162 B727 SUPER 25 T DIMANCHE MBUJI - MAYI 6.00 TU 1.25 $ / Kg Procédure à remplir : Faire le Bon de commande, Enlèvement du Cargo au Dépôt par le transporteur, Expédition de la marchandise et livraison à destination, Facturation après livraison et paiement. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Flotte, procédure et tarifs Hewa bora : Flotte: 5 avions passagers Boeing 727 de 149 places chacun désservant les grandes villes de la République Démocratique du Congo, les villes de Brazzaville et Johannesburg. Un boeing 757 desservant les villes de Johannesburg, Paris et Bruxelles. En annexe l'horaire des vols. 3 avions cargo : un boeing 727 d'une capacité de 20 tonnes, un boeing 707 et un DC 8 D d'une capacité de 40 tonnes chacun desservent en vols réguliers ou en affrètement toutes les grandes villes du pays à savoir Mbuji Mayi, Kananga, Kisangani, Goma, Bukavu, Kalemie, Isiro, Lubumbashi, Mbandaka, Gemena, Gbadolite... Procédures cargo: Après la prise de contact avec le client, - Enlèvement à nos frais du fret au domicile du client ( sept véhicules remorques 40 pieds et six véhicules 20 pieds disponibles); 5/6 - Pesée des colis en présence du client et établissement des documents de transport - Palettisation et conteneurisation du fret à partir de nos entrepôts situés à Barumbu - Camionnage du fret ainsi arrimé jusqu'au pied de l'avion - Au moyen d'une monte charge, glissage des palettes du véhicule à l'avion. - Déchargement du fret à destination, avis d'arrivée au client et livraison en bonne et due forme. - Dépôt facture, lettre de transport et accusé de réception pour recouvrement (pour les clients en compte). Tarifs fret au 26 mai 2009: Kinshasa-Mbuji Mayi 1.30 dollars Kinshasa-Kananga 1.30 dollars Kinshasa-Lubumbachi 1.45 dollars Kinshasa-Gemena 1.60 dollars Kinshasa-Mbandaka 1.30 dollars Kinshasa-Kisangani 1.65 dollars Kinshasa-Goma 1.80 dollars 6/6.
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