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TAAG Angola Airlines

TAAG Angola now operate 3 Boeing 737-300’s and 2 Boeing 777-200ER, and due in 2007 are an addtional one of each aircraft.

TAAG Angola

A billion dollar deal with Boeing Aircraft Corporation has meant that this sub Saharan airline is now the proud possessor of five brand new aircraft, 3 x 737-700’s and 2 x 777-200ER’s. Due early in 2007 is another one of each of these two aircraft types. 

TAAG Angola Airlines have a network of routes extending out from their home base in Luanda which includes flights to Accra, Brazzaville, Cabinda, Catumbela, Dundo, Harare, Huambo, Johannesburg, Kinshasa, Lisbon, Lubango, Lusaka, Malanje, Menongue, Namibe, Ondjiva, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Pointe Noire, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Tome, Soyo, and Windhoek.

TAAG Angola Airlines is the national airline of Angola, a former Portuguese colony, which has considerable natural resources, among which oil and diamonds are the most significant.

TAAG Angola Flights to Luanda

Angola is a troubled land with enormous natural resources. Its not a place to visit without some prior knowledge or local support plus at least conversational Portuguese as English is rarely spoken.

We have an on-line booking facility unlike the TAAG’s own website and would strongly suggest local reconfirmation of return flights purchased through us.

 
Blog Highlights
06 August 2010
Today's announcement that Thomson Airways parent company, TUI,  have decided not to put their seat only sales under the UK's CAA ATOL licensing...
03 August 2010
It's awful to see an airline, which was one of the best, deteriorate within a season to one which we say 'book with caution".
29 July 2010
WOW ! what a different airline industry environment India's low cost airlines currently enjoy when compared with Europe's more mature markets.

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