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UNHAS DRC Weekly Flight Schedule UNHAS DRC Weekly Flight Schedule Effective from 09th June 2021 AIRCRAFT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY KINSHASA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 08:00 KINSHASA MBANDAKA 09:00 08:00 KINSHASA MBANDAKA 09:30 08:30 KINSHASA BRAZZAVILLE 08:45 08:00 KINSHASA MBANDAKA 09:30 08:00 KINSHASA MBANDAKA 09:30 UNO-234H 09:30 MBANDAKA GBADOLITE 10:55 10:00 MBANDAKA YAKOMA 11:40 09:30 BRAZZAVILLE MBANDAKA 11:00 10:00 MBANDAKA GBADOLITE 11:25 10:00 MBANDAKA LIBENGE 11:00 5Y-VVI 11:25 GBADOLITE BANGUI 12:10 12:10 YAKOMA MBANDAKA 13:50 11:30 MBANDAKA IMPFONDO 12:00 11:55 GBADOLITE MBANDAKA 13:20 11:30 LIBENGE BANGUI 11:50 DHC-8-Q400 13:00 BANGUI MBANDAKA 14:20 14:20 MBANDAKA KINSHASA 15:50 12:30 IMPFONDO MBANDAKA 13:00 13:50 MBANDAKA KINSHASA 15:20 12:40 BANGUI MBANDAKA 14:00 SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE 14:50 MBANDAKA KINSHASA 16:20 13:30 MBANDAKA BRAZZAVILLE 15:00 14:30 MBANDAKA KINSHASA 16:00 15:30 BRAZZAVILLE KINSHASA 15:45 AD HOC CARGO FLIGHT TSA WITH UNHCR KINSHASA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 09:00 KINSHASA KANANGA 11:15 08:00 KINSHASA KALEMIE 11:15 09:00 KINSHASA KANANGA 11:15 UNO-207H 11:45 KANANGA GOMA 13:10 11:45 KALEMIE GOMA 12:35 11:45 KANANGA GOMA 13:10 5Y-CRZ SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE EMB-145 LR 14:10 GOMA KANANGA 15:35 13:35 GOMA KINSHASA 14:50 14:10 GOMA KANANGA 15:35 16:05 KANANGA KINSHASA 16:20 16:05 KANANGA KINSHASA 16:20 KANANGA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 08:00 KANANGA TSHIKAPA 08:45 09:00 KANANGA LODJA 10:10 08:00 KANANGA TSHIKAPA 08:45 08:00 KANANGA TSHIKAPA 08:45 08:30 KANANGA MBUJI-MAYI 09:00 UNO-209H 09:05 TSHIKAPA KANANGA 09:50 10:30 LODJA KOLE 11:00 09:05 TSHIKAPA KANANGA 09:50 09:05 TSHIKAPA MBUJI-MAYI 10:20 09:30 MBUJI-MAYI KANANGA 10:00 5X-ACE SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE 11:30 KANANGA MBUJI-MAYI 12:00 11:20 KOLE KANANGA 12:25 10:50 KANANGA MBUJI-MAYI 11:20 10:50 MBUJI-MAYI KANANGA 11:20 11:30 KANANGA TSHIKAPA 12:15 12:30 MBUJI-MAYI KANANGA 13:00 11:50 MBUJI-MAYI KANANGA 12:20 12:35 TSHIKAPA KANANGA 13:20 GOMA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 09:00 GOMA BENI 09:45 09:00 GOMA BUNIA 10:05 08:30 GOMA BENI 09:15 09:00 GOMA BUNIA 10:05 09:00 GOMA BENI 09:45 UNO-582H 10:15 BENI BUNIA 10:40 10:35 BUNIA BENI 11:00 09:45 BENI BUNIA 10:10 10:35 BUNIA BENI 11:00 10:15 BENI BUNIA 10:40 5Y-DHC 11:10 BUNIA GOMA 12:15 11:30 BENI GOMA 12:15 10:40 BUNIA GOMA 11:45 11:30 BENI GOMA 12:15 11:10 BUNIA GOMA 12:15 SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE DHC-8-102 13:30 GOMA KALEMIE 14:45 13:30 GOMA BUNIA 14:35 13:15 GOMA KALEMIE 14:30 15:15 KALEMIE GOMA 16:30 15:05 BUNIA GOMA 16:10 15:00 KALEMIE GOMA 16:15 GOMA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 09:15 GOMA BENI 10:00 09:00 GOMA BUKAVU 09:15 09:15 GOMA BUNIA 10:20 08:00 GOMA BUNIA 09:05 13:30 GOMA BUNIA 14:15 10:30 BENI GOMA 11:15 10:00 BUKAVU KINDU 10:55 10:50 BUNIA BENI 11:15 09:35 BUNIA KISANGANI 11:00 14:45 BUNIA BENI 15:10 UNO-233H 12:15 GOMA BENI 13:00 11:35 KINDU BUKAVU 12:30 11:45 BENI GOMA 12:30 11:45 KISANGANI BUNIA 13:00 15:40 BENI GOMA 16:45 5Y-JIA SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE 13:30 BENI GOMA 14:15 13:00 BUKAVU GOMA 13:15 13:30 BUNIA GOMA 14:35 BE-1900D Bimonthly flight, first and third Bimonthly flight, first and third Tuesday of the month Thursday of the month GOMA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 08:00 GOMA BUKAVU 08:25 08:30 GOMA BUKAVU 08:55 08:00 GOMA BUKAVU 08:25 09:00 GOMA WALIKALE 09:40 08:00 GOMA BUTEMBO 09:05 08:00 GOMA BUKAVU 08:25 08:55 BUKAVU KABAMBARE 10:25 09:35 BUKAVU KIGULUBE 10:05 09:05 BUKAVU UVIRA 09:45 10:00 WALIKALE PINGA 10:30 09:25 BUTEMBO BUNIA 10:25 10:05 BUKAVU BIJOMBO 10:45 UNO-221H 10:40 KABAMBARE SALAMABILA 11:05 10:05 UVIRA BARAKA 10:30 10:45 PINGA KIRUMBA 11:05 10:55 BUNIA ROE 11:15 BIJOMBO KATANGA RA-27117 10:25 KIGULUBE LULINGU 10:45 11:05 11:20 MI-8 AMT 11:20 SALAMABILA BUKAVU 12:30 11:05 LULINGU SHABUNDA 11:30 10:50 BARAKA FIZI 11:00 11:20 KIRUMBA GOMA 12:00 11:30 ROE RAMOGI 11:40 11:40 KATANGA MIKENGE 11:55 13:00 BUKAVU GOMA 13:25 11:50 SHABUNDA BUKAVU 12:40 11:20 FIZI LULIMBA 11:35 12:00 RAMOGI BUNIA 12:30 12:15 MIKENGE MINEMBWE 12:30 14:05 GOMA BUTEMBO 15:10 13:10 BUKAVU GOMA 13:35 11:55 LULIMBA BUKAVU 13:15 13:00 BUNIA GOMA 14:50 12:50 MINEMBWE BUKAVU 13:55 15:30 BUTEMBO GOMA 16:35 13:45 BUKAVU GOMA 14:10 14:25 BUKAVU GOMA 14:50 AIRCRAFT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY BUNIA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 08:00 BUNIA ARU 08:40 08:00 BUNIA ANGO 10:05 08:30 BUNIA MAHAGI 09:00 08:30 BUNIA DUNGU 09:40 07:45 BUNIA DUNGU 08:55 09:00 ARU BUNIA 09:40 10:25 ANGO DUNGU 11:35 09:20 MAHAGI BUNIA 09:50 10:00 DUNGU DORUMA 10:40 09:15 DUNGU BUNIA 10:25 UNO-578H 10:10 BUNIA DUNGU 11:20 11:55 DUNGU BUNIA 13:05 10:30 BUNIA MAHAGI 11:00 11:00 DORUMA BUNIA 12:45 11:05 BUNIA ARU 11:45 F-OJJD SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE C-208B 11:40 DUNGU BUNIA 12:50 11:20 MAHAGI BUNIA 11:50 12:05 ARU BUNIA 12:45 13:20 BUNIA MAHAGI 13:50 13:15 BUNIA MAHAGI 13:45 14:10 MAHAGI BUNIA 14:40 14:05 MAHAGI BUNIA 14:35 KALEMIE ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 10:30 KALEMIE BUKAVU 11:35 08:00 KALEMIE MANONO 08:45 10:30 KALEMIE BUKAVU 11:35 08:00 KALEMIE MANONO 08:45 10:30 KALEMIE BUKAVU 11:35 12:05 BUKAVU GOMA 12:20 09:05 MANONO KALEMIE 09:50 12:05 BUKAVU GOMA 12:20 09:10 MANONO LUBUMBASHI 10:30 12:05 BUKAVU GOMA 12:20 UNO-241H 13:40 GOMA BUKAVU 13:55 13:40 GOMA BUKAVU 13:55 11:30 LUBUMBASHI MANONO 12:50 13:40 GOMA BUKAVU 13:55 5Y-CCD SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE DO 228-200 14:25 BUKAVU KALEMIE 15:30 14:25 BUKAVU KALEMIE 15:30 13:15 MANONO KALEMIE 14:00 14:25 BUKAVU KALEMIE 15:30 KALEMIE ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA ETD From To ETA 08:00 KALEMIE KONGOLO 09:00 09:00 KALEMIE MOBA 09:35 09:00 KALEMIE NYUNZU 09:30 08:00 KALEMIE MOBA 08:35 UNO-232H 09:20 KONGOLO KABALO 09:40 09:55 MOBA PWETO 10:40 09:50 NYUNZU KABALO 10:20 08:55 MOBA PWETO 09:40 5X-ASB 10:00 KABALO NYUNZU 10:30 11:00 PWETO KALEMIE 12:05 SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE 10:40 KABALO KONGOLO 11:00 10:00 PWETO KALEMIE 11:05 SPECIAL FLIGHTS OR MAINTENANCE C-208B 10:50 NYUNZU KALEMIE 11:20 11:20 KONGOLO KALEMIE 12:20 11:45 KALEMIE MANONO 12:45 13:05 MANONO KALEMIE 14:05 Consult for " ad hoc " destinations as Aba, Ango, Bambo, Bena-Dibele, Boende, Enyelle, Fataki, Faradje, Gemena, Iboko, Itipo, Katwe, Kayna, Kibua, Kiwanja, Kipupu, Kitchanga, Lusambo, Masisi, Mitwaba, Mpati, Mulungu, Punia and others For reservations please use the online booking system. For manual booking or cancellations, please contact [email protected]. For any questions call one of the following numbers: Kinshasa Offices: +243(0)998630903; +243(0)998630922 - Goma Offices: +243(0)819700788; +243(0)817006791; +243(0)0993000806; +243(0)998630904; +243(0)817006849 Please contact UNHAS Booking Office for further information: [email protected] IMPORTANT REMARKS: - All planned flight times are in LOCAL TIME - Check-in times shall be published 24 hours before the flight - Baggage allowance on all flights: 25kg (including max 5kg hand luggage) - Destinations may vary from the published order for optimum route utilization - Flights may be cancelled due to low demand - Follow up UNHAS updates regarding the travel restrictions that might impact the flights.
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