Regional Air Services fleet

Regional Air Services operates a fleet of five turboprop aircraft selected for regional African operations and unprepared airfield capability.

The Cessna 208 and Reims-Cessna F406 Caravan II provide single and twin-engine capacity for shorter regional routes and remote strips where runway lengths are limited. The De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter is a workhorse for rugged conditions, offering high payload and outstanding short-field performance. The Bombardier DHC-8-400Q Dash 8 is the fleet's largest aircraft, serving higher-capacity routes between regional hubs and improving frequency on core routes.

All aircraft are unpressurized or minimally pressurized turboprops suited to the airline's network of regional and bush airstrips across Tanzania and East Africa, where jet infrastructure is unavailable.