Driven by its commitment to maintaining high standards and operational safety, Allied Air renewed its IOSA certification for another 2 years.
Allied Air was formally admitted as a registered member of IATA in May,2016. The official presentation of the certificate was done by the DG/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF IATA Mr. Tony Tyler to the MD/CEO ALLIED AIR Mr. Valentine Tongo in Dublin,Ireland on the 2nd June,2016 during the 72nd Annual General Meeting of IATAÂ Â
The Airline is fully authorized by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority as a Nigerian Flag Carrier. Allied Air is also the Designated Cargo Airline on numerous routes across Africa under the Bi-Lateral Services Agreement and is the first IOSA certified cargo airline in Africa.
Allied Air has retired its last remaining B727-200(F) 5N-JNR (msn 21056) from revenue service according to Aerotransport. The Nigerian cargo specialist will continue to offer freight flights throughout West Africa using its fleet of two B737-400(F)s. A third B737-400 (msn 26081) is currently undergoing conversion at Jacksonville Cecil Field, FL with Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. (AEI).
Allied Air has taken redelivery of its second B737-400, N263VT (msn 26300), following its conversion into an B737-400(F) with Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. (AEI) at Jacksonville Cecil Field, FL. Allied Air now has two of a planned fleet of four B737-400SF’s flying in support of its DHL and other customer contracts in West Africa. The third […]
Allied Air is set to replace its fleet of three ageing B727-200(F)s with three B737-400s, the first of which, (MSN 26081), is set to undergo conversion into a B737-400(F) freighter at Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. in Jacksonville Cecil Field, FL in June. The Nigerian cargo carrier already operates a B737-400(F), 5N-OTT (MSN 24529), on behalf of […]