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Ngwazi Air Charters

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LusakaFLLS
Part 135WYVERNRegistered4.4 · 32 on Google
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FLLS

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Kenneth Kaunda International Airport

Ngwazi Air Charters is a private jet charter operator based in Lusaka with a home base at FLLS. Operators fly under their own FAA Part 135 certificate and carry direct operational control of every flight.

Safety pedigree

  • FAA Part 135 · DOT on-demand air carrier

    Certificated for on-demand air charter under FAA Part 135, with direct operational control of every flight.

  • WYVERN Registered

    Publishes safety intelligence data to charter buyers through the WYVERN PASS program.

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FLLS · Kenneth Kaunda International Airport · Lusaka

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Hardik Kamani · a year ago

Google

It was a nice experience booking a private charter flights for pick up and drop to royal Zambezi safari With two pilots They served us with some drinks and snacks before takeoff from Lusaka airport to safari in private charter flight Small flight but it was a good experience Good staff with good service

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Boyd Mukupo · 3 years ago

Google

Royal Air Charters is wonderful place and have a good fleet of planes. I was on attachment at Proflight Zambia, a neighboring company. On this area we have Pro Charter, Executive Airlines and others on the same road.

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Charity Hamahwa · 4 years ago

Google

Royal air charters is plane smart, fly with Royal zambian airline and you will enjoy a smooth and safe travels

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Vaughan Humphrey · 5 years ago

Google

Oh wow what a disappoint 😡 so looking forward to flying with Royal out of Lusaka. We were due to board at 09.30 at 10.00 no plane to be seen on the apron so I phoned royal and asked where the aircraft was and told "well there is a delay and we might fly around 11.00" No announcement at the airport at all. With only 1 flight a day I am surprised at this poor lack of communications to passengers. NOT A GREAT START FOR THE NEW AND "HOPEFULLY" entry into the international market.

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Kipe Mudenda · 8 years ago

Google

Very good place. Very well organized. Busy people.

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