Livery of the Week: Air Tanzania
The national carrier’s striking tail motif highlights one of Tanzania’s most recognizable wildlife symbols.
The national carrier’s striking tail motif highlights one of Tanzania’s most recognizable wildlife symbols.
The country has begun phasing out the long-serving aircraft.
The carrier launched its first flight between Harare and Victoria Falls in 2015.
Carrier operates Boeing and Embraer aircraft.
The carrier will operate the route with its new Embraer E195-E2 aircraft.
The carriers’ new agreement covers 19 destinations in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
The new deal is meant to improve connectivity between Reunion Island and Southern Africa.
The airplanes were not in service and had become a drain on state resources, officials said.