Eagle Air
UgandaAbout the airline
Eagle Air is a Ugandan airline founded in 1970, operating scheduled and charter flights across East and Central Africa. Based in Entebbe with a hub at Reykjavik Airport, it serves 8 destinations with a fleet of regional turboprops and twin-engine aircraft.
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Eagle Air (IATA: H7, ICAO: EGU) is a Ugandan carrier established in 1970, headquartered in Entebbe. The airline operates scheduled and charter services across East and Central Africa, connecting 8 destinations with a focus on regional connectivity in underserved markets.
The airline maintains its primary hub at Entebbe International Airport, Uganda's main aviation gateway, with a secondary hub at Arua Airport. Eagle Air is not part of any global airline alliance and does not operate a frequent flyer program, keeping its business model focused on direct point-to-point and charter operations.
Eagle Air's fleet comprises six aircraft, primarily British Aerospace and Cessna turboprops and twin-engine models. These aircraft are well-suited to regional operations, capable of serving shorter airstrips and unprepared landing areas common in East and Central Africa, enabling the airline to reach destinations beyond the scope of larger jet operators.