Proflight Zambia

Zambia Lusaka International Airport

1991Founded

4Aircraft types

1Base airports

P0 · PFZIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Proflight Zambia is the country's largest airline, founded in 1991 and based at Lusaka International Airport. Operating a mixed fleet of regional jets and turboprops, it connects domestic cities and regional destinations across southern Africa including South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Malawi.

Fleet

Bombardier CRJ-200LR Bombardier CRJ100 British Aerospace Jetstream 32 British Aerospace Jetstream 41

Proflight Zambia (IATA: P0, ICAO: PFZ) is Zambia's principal airline, established in 1991. The carrier operates from its main hub at Lusaka International Airport, serving as a regional gateway for travel within Zambia and to neighbouring countries across southern Africa.

The airline maintains a fleet of modern regional aircraft consisting of Bombardier CRJ-series jets and British Aerospace Jetstream turboprops. This combination of 50-seat jets and 29-seat turboprops enables Proflight to operate both higher-capacity trunk routes and flexible services to smaller regional centres, making it Zambia's largest airline by fleet size and route network.

Proflight's network spans domestic connections throughout Zambia alongside international service to South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Malawi. This positioning makes the airline a key connector for regional business and leisure travel, supported by dedicated customer service channels and competitive regional fares.

Contacts

Phone: +260 211 271 032, +260 211 252 452

Email: [email protected]

Address: 13396 Kamloops Avenue (Munali Roundabout), PO Box 30536, Lusaka, Zambia

Base airports: Lusaka International Airport

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