Air Djibouti
DjiboutiAbout the airline
Air Djibouti is the national carrier of Djibouti, founded in 2015. Based at Djibouti-Ambouli International Airport, it operates regional and international routes across the Horn of Africa and beyond, serving as a key connection point for East African and Middle Eastern travel.
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Air Djibouti (IATA: IV, ICAO: DJU) is Djibouti's primary airline, established in 2015. The carrier is headquartered and operates its main hub at Djibouti-Ambouli International Airport, a strategic gateway linking East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Indian Ocean region.
The airline's network focuses on regional connectivity across the Horn of Africa and wider Indian Ocean markets. Djibouti-Ambouli serves as the airline's operational and commercial center, facilitating both passenger and cargo services. Air Djibouti plays an important role in supporting Djibouti's economy and positioning the nation as a regional aviation hub.
Air Djibouti operates a mixed fleet comprising Boeing 737 narrowbody jets for mainline regional routes, Fokker 50 turboprops for regional feeder services, and BAe 146 regional jets. This combination allows the airline to serve both high-traffic routes and smaller regional airports across its network.