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A r Kikoe (1oO%) Chairman,.,,,......-........,..,,.,,.,,.,.........AtfonsoAvitaVetandia Alll.nco! Kent€ A Mys Drlo op.r.tld. 3trrt€d December 1997 t{t6 op€ration! slartod 2 oecember 2002 D€.cdprion operates scheduled domestic services from Floot 9 x BAe leistream 41 oo&tlFtlon Op€rales seDices frotr E-reobp to cou-ftes In Wick in the north to soLxhampton in the south, wnh M.in b6s Bogot5 El Dorado tnte.nationa (BoG) :astern and southern using leased Alrlca, aircraft. extansions to FEnce afd Nor\4?y. charters are provided. Hlb Medelrinbse Maria cordova tnlenationat (MDE) Hislort lncorpomted as Afica A rin I'larch 2002. The name llLloty Began op€ctions wtth a scheduled seruice beblEef r3s changed to East African Airtines on 17 May2002. Hlmberslde and Aberdeen. l. February 1999, npuchased Manchester-based Ar Kjloe, Roures, rogether with H.rEar 49, L.ndd lltor Intoma onat AtDort, lhanman P€sidef t & Chiet Execu1ive..,.., Benedicr Mur'"ba Jelstream.l d arat, {€re r.ns.er.o 10n B.itsl a Mys &dlonbl r., lU2 gPF, lrx C tiE\Dress sith efiect trom 30 March 2003. T.l +44 (0) ga2 525330 Fax +44 (0) $a2 443355 1x Boei.g 737 200 SN' LTNUXH li.ln bas Entebbe tnremationa (EBB) S€rvlc.! Scheduled, regiona , domestic, passenger P.r.d oE nl!.tlon/.h.r.nou.E Sretios Haj ]oannou lvuhrn tl.nh6 AlrDort, Wuh.n, Hubet, /F0302, Chtna 0ffcer...............,,..........ChrsHo day (26.9%), Polys Haji loannoLr (11.3%), pdvate invesroG 't€l +46 27 8581 9325 Fax +80 27 8581 9335 (61.8%) €hall chen iiuan@easistarniicom Aldln€{bcd.rl..Ah.r€tddtng. EasyjetSwitze and wsbrlto lw.easlstarciicom,cn 8 x saab 2000 (49%) S{fvlcas Schedlled. regional, passengerand domestic, Maln b$€ Humbe6ide fternarionat (HUY) Drte ol€ndon. d.n€d 10 Nmmber 1995 lfub5 No ich lnternatiora (Nwt),Abedee. 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Hubei Dongsheng Reat i€quentdailyscheduled seryiceslor teisure and bus ness :siaie (4cr.r), wuhan EastStarAir ines tNestment(40%), passe.ge6, now seruing 100 key Eu.opean c ties, as re as ',Jrian East star lnternationat Tmvet ce (20%) sery 203CoradStE lSldFy, N Soub!y.t s,2020, A6trlth 15 in the UK and tre and,irom 27 hubs. ,qt6 oF.ElioB 3trriod 19 May 2006 +61 T.l 2 9691 2333 Fd +61 2 9691 3277 Sbtory Easyjelwas launched wth two eased Boetng 737s ).s4drtlon Private y oMed airline operatinAscfeduted W.blte !w.qantas,com,aulnights/qantasJink.h1lnt operatingn o routes be&€ef Luton, Gtasgow and :.ryices lnking 16 domestic desr nations. inctudifg Hong Schedu ed, passenger S.rvic€. charte4 regional, Edilbu€l^ A 40\ slare n tEA Swrredo.d ras dcqLreo rn -rngand Macau from its wlhan qg.nlladon/*ar€hold.E base, P€F Qanias (100%) l4arch 1998 andthe carerMs renamed Easy]et .&tory Awarded an a r operator! cetrifcare by the Chinese ttrl. opor.tlon. 3t6itod 1949 Switzerland. Floated on the Lo.don Stock ExcharEe in aviation adhodty in Jufe 2005. EastStarbecame :. the Do!.dption Regonalanlne serv ng 1a desrinations ir New October 2000, tn 2002 the company acquired .i!"t tow.ost - 'sl pnvate y owned cafrier operate reg onal to a serv ce w th Solth l bles, the Australlan CapitaiTertory Victor a, carler Go. tusylet bought GB A Mys in a deatconctuded : i ght between wuhaf, Ho.g{ongand Macau on 22 Tasmana and Lod Hore tstand_ ',ovember2007. China Nationa Avialon Holdlng is Hl.tort Fouded as Tamwo.th Air Taxi setolce (soon aiier Employ€.. totat 5,674 '?oortedly in talksto acqu re the struEErirg cader Grcunded condensed to Taman)! servirgthe faming and gBz ng _ March 2009 aiter fail ng to pay rnoney to GECAS, f.om communities oi westem and nodn#stern New south Mb es afd south-r^€st Queensland. Fol owing 36 years oi expans on and amalgamai on wlth sevei?l smaller commuter Chief 0perations Off cer.....,......,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,.-.....Cor Vr eswijk operalors, the curent name was adopted in rca7. Lan Shii Alstralian Airl nes purchased 26% of Eastem Austratian Fl*r (onroB) 121 (69) x Aidus A319100 'read of FlightOpectio.s-..-..........................-.....1ia Mange Airines from €asi West in 1988, and the anfne became a 8 (25)x A Dus A32O200 Flst (odors) 3 x A rbus A31+100 whollyowned subsidiary in 1991. 6xAdusA321-200 6 (6) x AlbusA32O200 Fl€€t 3xBombadierDashaQl00 24xBoeing737700 tlain bas Wirha. Tianhe hternat onal (WUH) 4x Bombaftiier Dash 8 Q200 Maln br!3 London LLnon (LTN) 10x Bombadier Dash I Q300 Hu!. London Ganrick (LGW), Manchester(MAN), Biminghanr rhin brs Syd.ey Kingsford Smlth lnternationa (sYD) lntenat onal (BHX). 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