
Abidjan Felix Houphouet Boigny Airport
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- IATA Code
- ABJ
- ICAO Code
- DIAP
- Corporate Address
- Aérogare Internationale
1er étage
BP 30
07 Abidjan 07
Côte d'Ivoire - Website
- http://www.aeria.ci
- City
- Abidjan
- Country
- Cote d'Ivoire
- Runways
- 3000m
- Airlines currently operating to this airport with scheduled services
- Air Burkina
Air Côte d’Ivoire
Air France
ASKY Airlines
Brussels Airlines
Cargolux Airlines International
Corsair International
Douniah Airlines
Eagle Atlantic Airlines
Emirates
Ethiopian Airlines
Kenya Airways
Mauritania Airlines International
Royal Air Maroc
Senegal Airlines
South African Airways
Starbow Airlines
Tunisair
Turkish Airlines - Airlines currently operating to this airport via codeshare
- Air Canada
Alitalia
Delta Air Lines
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Lufthansa
United Airlines
US Airways
Port Bouet Airport (known also as Félix Houphouët-Boigny International Airport and Abidjan International Airport) is an international airport serving Abidjan, the largest and capital city of Côte d'Ivoire. The airport is the main hub of national carrier Air Ivoire, and is also served by airlines from across Africa and Europe. Abidjan has extensive connections to francophone countries of Africa, and also has direct connections to south and central Africa and France.
Location of Abidjan Felix Houphouet Boigny Airport, Cote d'Ivoire
Ground Handlers servicing Abidjan Felix Houphouet Boigny Airport
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Air France reportedly considering placing A380 equipment on service to Abidjan
EgyptAir to extend Cairo-Accra service to Abidjan in Jul-2013
Camair Co to make changes to regional services for summer 2013 schedule
Kenya Airways and Air Burkina to commence codeshare services in Apr-2013
Kenya Airways outlines changes to Africa and Middle East routes from Nairobi
Corsair to launch Paris Charles de Gaulle-Abidjan service on 01-Mar-2013
Arab Contractors to expand Abidjan Airport cargo terminal
Air France increasing capacity to the Ivory Coast, Gabon and Nigeria in summer 2013
Ethiopian Airlines makes operational changes on routes to West Africa and Brazil
EgyptAir to increase frequency and capacity to destinations in Europe, Africa and Middle East
ASKY Airlines and Ethiopian Airlines expand codeshare network
Air Mali to suspend operations
Gambia Bird to expand network in early 2013
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South African Airways ends Cape Town-London service for bigger growth in West Africa and beyond
Cyclical downturns can disproportionately affect end of line carriers since they have few opportunities to pull traffic for long-haul flights, as has been seen with Qantas and to a lesser extent Air New Zealand. But now South African Airways (SAA) is feeling the pinch and will end from 16-Aug-2012 its London Heathrow-Cape Town service after over two decades of operation.
As with Air New Zealand and Qantas redistributing some capacity from competitive intercontinental routes to less competitive and higher-yielding regional markets, SAA intends to expand capacity to the healthy west African markets of Abidjan, Accra and Lagos as well as open longer routes to the healthier markets of Mumbai and Perth.
SAA has not previously encountered challenges the way ANZ and Qantas have, a result of South Africa taking a more restrictive approach to air service agreements, SAA being able to fly non-stop to key markets and there is limited sixth freedom competition from other African carriers.
Natural resources and economic growth draw Turkish Airlines to Africa
Turkish Airlines’ bullish African expansion plans will see the carrier launch service to several destinations in 2012 and upgrade many existing routes to twice daily. The carrier’s focus for 2012 is on expanding in emerging markets, primarily Africa, as further network expansion in the US is on hold and plans for launching service to Australia will likely not materialise until at least 2013.
Turkish currently operates 18 destinations in Africa, including Misrata in Libya which was launched in Dec-2011. Turkish CEO Temel Kotil told CAPA in Dec-2011 that the carrier plans to launch in 2012 Abuja and Kano in Nigeria; Kigali in Rwanda; Abidjan in Cote d’Ivoire; and Mogadishu in Somalia.
The carrier has since also announced plans to launch in 2012 Kinshasa in The Democratic Republic of the Congo, which could give Turkish an African network of 24 destinations by the end of this year.
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