Marsland Aviation

Marsland Aviation

IATA ICAO Call sign M7 MSL MARSLANDAIR
Founded	2001
Ceased operations	2013
Hubs	Khartoum International Airport Juba Airport
Frequent-flyer program	Marsland Frequent Flyer Club
Alliance	Jamah Group
Fleet size	3
Destinations	10
Headquarters	Khartoum, Sudan
Key people	Rashid Ortashi
Website	http://www.marsland-avi.com/

A Marsland Aviation Yak-42D at Khartoum

Marsland Aviation was an airline based in Khartoum, Sudan. It suspended operations in November 2013.[1]

Destinations

As of December 2012, Marsland Aviations operated scheduled passenger flights to the following destinations:[2]

• Egypt
  • Cairo (Cairo International Airport)
• Kenya
  • Nairobi (Jomo Kenyatta International Airport)
• South Sudan
  • Juba (Juba Airport) hub
  • Malakal (Malakal Airport)
  • Rumbek (Rumbek Airport)
• Sudan
  • Al-Fashir (El Fasher Airport)
  • El-Obeid (El Obeid Airport)
  • Khartoum (Khartoum International Airport) base
  • Nyala (Nyala Airport)

Fleet

The Marsland Aviation fleet consisted of the following aircraft (as of December 2012):[3]

Marsland Aviation fleet

Aircraft	Total	Passengers (Business/Economy)	Notes
Tupolev Tu-134	1		operated for Dove Air Services
Boeing 737-200	1		operated by Sun Air (Sudan)
Yakovlev Yak-42D	1	8/100
Total	3

References

1. "Forex crunch forces Marsland to suspend ops, Lufthansa to axe Khartoum". ch-aviation. Retrieved 2017-09-03.
2. Marsland Aviation destination list Archived 2007-07-23 at archive.today
3. "Directory: World Airlines (2009)". Flight International: 41–87. 2009-03-31.

External links

• Marsland Aviation official website
• Marsland Aviation fleet