Safarilink fleet

Safarilink operates two aircraft families, both optimized for regional and remote-strip operations across East Africa.

The De Havilland Canada Dash 8 forms the backbone of scheduled regional routes, offering higher capacity and range for connections between major destinations. Its reliability and ability to operate from unprepared or short airstrips make it ideal for linking safari lodges and secondary airports across the region.

The Cessna 208 provides flexibility for smaller groups, charter flights, and extremely remote locations. This single-engine turboprop excels at accessing airstrips near conservation areas and exclusive lodges where larger aircraft cannot operate, making it essential for Safarilink's safari and community service missions.