Comair
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Southern Africa's longest-serving private airline.
- ›Comair held a licence to operate British Airways-branded flights within southern Africa for several decades.
- ›The airline founded kulula.com in 2001, one of South Africa's first low-cost carriers.
- ›Comair entered business rescue in May 2020 due to COVID-19 impacts, briefly resumed operations, then permanently ceased flying in June 2022.
- ›Comair was listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) for many years.
- ›At its height, Comair carried millions of passengers annually and was a dominant force in South African domestic aviation.
Comair Limited was a South African private airline that operated for over seven decades, becoming one of the country's most established aviation brands. The airline operated both its own Comair brand and held a long-running franchise agreement with British Airways in South Africa. Grounded permanently in 2022 following financial difficulties, Comair left a significant legacy in South African commercial aviation.
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Comair operated a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737 series aircraft across its network within southern Africa.
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Comair may refer to:Comair, defunct South Africa based airline Comair Flight Services, South African business charter airline Comair, defunct Cincinnati area-based airline owned by Delta Air Lines
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