Comores Aviation
ComorosAbout the airline
Comores Aviation is the flag carrier of Comoros, based at Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport. Founded in 1996, it operates regional flights across the Indian Ocean using a mixed fleet of regional turboprops and jets, serving the archipelago's connectivity needs.
Fleet
Comores Aviation (IATA: O5, ICAO: KMZ) is the national airline of Comoros, established in 1996. The carrier operates from its main hub at Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport, connecting the island nation with regional destinations across the Indian Ocean.
The airline maintains a focused network strategy centered on its home base, offering essential air services for both passenger and regional transport needs. Comores Aviation has built its operations around serving the Comoros archipelago and key regional routes, establishing itself as a vital link for the nation's connectivity.
The fleet comprises a mix of regional aircraft: the Embraer EMB 120 and BAe 146 for passenger services, alongside the Let L-410 Turbolet for flexible regional operations. This combination of turboprops and regional jets enables the airline to operate efficiently across varying runway conditions and distances typical of Indian Ocean aviation.