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Senegal's national carrier connecting Africa and beyond.

Founded

2009

Headquarters

Dakar, Senegal

Senegal Airlines was a Senegalese national airline that operated as the country's flag carrier following the dissolution of Air Sénégal International in 2009. It was established with the goal of providing both regional African connections and international routes, positioning Dakar as a hub for West African air travel. The airline operated a modest fleet and served destinations across Africa and Europe before facing serious financial difficulties. Despite initial ambitions for expansion, Senegal Airlines struggled with operational and economic challenges that ultimately led to the suspension of its operations in 2016. The airline was eventually replaced by Air Sénégal, a new national carrier launched by the Senegalese government in 2018 to fill the gap left by Senegal Airlines' collapse and to revive the country's international aviation presence.

Hubs & network

Senegal Airlines operated primarily out of Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport in Dakar.

Fleet

The airline operated a small fleet that included Airbus A320 and ATR 72 aircraft for regional and international services.

Notable facts

›Senegal Airlines was founded in 2009 following the collapse of Air Sénégal International.
›The airline ceased operations in 2016 due to severe financial difficulties.
›It was succeeded by Air Sénégal, launched by the Senegalese government in 2018.
›The carrier served destinations in West Africa, North Africa, and Europe.
›IATA code DN and ICAO code SGG were assigned to the airline during its operational years.

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