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Connecting the Comoros Islands to the world.
Headquarters
Moroni, Comoros
Comores Airlines, also known as Comoros Airlines, was a national carrier of the Union of the Comoros, a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean off the eastern coast of Africa. The airline operated regional and international routes connecting the Comoran archipelago with neighboring countries and destinations across the Indian Ocean region.
The airline faced significant operational and financial challenges throughout its history, which were common among small island-nation carriers with limited passenger bases and infrastructure constraints. It operated under the IATA code KR and ICAO code CWK with the callsign CONTICOM.
Comores Airlines experienced periods of suspension and restructuring, reflecting the broader difficulties of sustaining commercial aviation in a small developing island state. The Comoros has historically struggled to maintain a stable national airline, with several carrier incarnations attempting to serve the islands over the decades.
Hubs & network
The airline's primary hub was Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport in Moroni, the capital of the Comoros.
Fleet
Comores Airlines operated small to medium-sized aircraft suited to regional island routes, including turboprop and narrow-body jet aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›Comores Airlines served as one of several attempts by the Comoros to establish a sustainable national carrier.
- ›The airline operated routes connecting the Comoros with Madagascar, Tanzania, and other Indian Ocean island destinations.
- ›The Comoros has a long history of struggling to maintain a viable national airline due to its small population and limited economic resources.
- ›The airline used the ICAO callsign CONTICOM for air traffic control communications.
- ›Operations were subject to interruptions due to financial difficulties and regulatory challenges.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (8 legs)








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Route network
DME → FRU320
DME → OSS320
EGO → FRU320
FRU → DME320
FRU → EGO320
FRU → IKT320
FRU → OVB320
FRU → SGC320
FRU → SVX320
FRU → URC320
IKT → FRU320
IKT → OSS320
OSS → DME320
OSS → IKT320
OSS → OVB320
OSS → SVX320
OVB → FRU320
OVB → OSS320
SGC → FRU320
SVX → FRU320
SVX → OSS320
URC → FRU320
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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