West Africa’s newest carrier, Gambia Bird (3G), launched scheduled services across West Africa and into Europe Oct. 22, one week later than planned.
Gambia Bird A319. Courtesy photo West Africa’s newest carrier, Gambia Bird (3G), launched scheduled services across West Africa and into Europe Oct. 22, one week later than planned (ATW Daily News, Sept. 27). The Banjul-based carrier (BJL) operates Airbus A319 flights to Accra, Monrovia, Dakar, Freetown, Conakry, London Gatwick and Barcelona. Flights to Lagos will begin shortly. Frequencies should increase in December when a second A319 arrives. The first aircraft, featuring ...
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