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Wright Air Service

United States · WRIGHT FLYER

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Wright Air Service

United States · WRIGHT FLYER
39
Routes
6
Hubs
WRF
ICAO
8V
IATA
TravelerPulse profile

Africa's dedicated cargo airline connecting the continent.

Founded
2000
Headquarters
Nairobi, Kenya
Astral Aviation is a Kenyan cargo airline founded in 2000, specializing in freight and logistics services across Africa. It operates scheduled and charter cargo flights linking Nairobi to numerous destinations throughout sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa, and beyond. The airline is headquartered at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi and has established itself as one of Africa's leading all-cargo carriers. It serves industries including humanitarian aid, oil and gas, mining, and general freight. Astral Aviation has been recognized for its role in facilitating intra-African trade and logistics, offering both scheduled cargo services and on-demand charter operations tailored to the needs of businesses operating across the continent.
Hubs & network
Astral Aviation's primary hub is Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) in Nairobi, Kenya.
Fleet
Astral Aviation operates a fleet of freighter aircraft including Boeing 727-200F, Fokker 27, and Cessna Caravan types suited for cargo operations across varied African routes.
Notable facts
  • Astral Aviation is one of the few African airlines dedicated exclusively to cargo operations.
  • The airline serves destinations across sub-Saharan Africa, including remote and underserved airstrips.
  • Astral Aviation supports humanitarian and emergency logistics missions on the African continent.
  • The airline offers both scheduled freight services and ad hoc charter cargo flights.
  • Astral Aviation has played a significant role in supporting intra-African trade and supply chains.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (39 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

AET → BTTCNC
AET → FAICNC
AET → HUSCNC
AKP → BTTCNC
AKP → FAIPAG
ARC → VEECNC
BTT → AETCNC
BTT → AKPCNC
BTT → FAICNC
FAI → AETCNC
FAI → AKPPAG
FAI → BTTCNC
FAI → FYUCNC
FAI → GALCNC
FAI → KBCCNC
FAI → LMAPAG
FAI → RBYCNC
FAI → TALCNC
FYU → FAICNC
FYU → VEECNC
GAL → KALCNC
GAL → NULCNC
HSL → HUSCNC
HSL → RBYCNC
HSL → TALCNC
HUS → FAICNC
HUS → TALCNC
KAL → HSLCNC
KBC → FYUCNC
KYU → FAICNC
LMA → FAIPAG
NUL → KYUCNC
RBY → FAICNC
RBY → TALCNC
TAL → FAICNC
TAL → HSLCNC
TAL → RBYCNC
VEE → ARCCNC
VEE → FYUCNC

Fleet (aircraft types operated)