Africa-Press – Angola. The process of gradual transfer of commercial passenger operations from 4 de Fevereiro Airport to António Agostinho Neto International Airport (AIAAN) begins on 10 November with flights on the Luanda-Cabinda route and vice versa, TAAG announced on Tuesday in a statement.
The document clarifies that the choice of Cabinda as the first route to be transferred is based on the fact that this is the domestic destination with the highest volume of passenger and cargo traffic, with flights in the morning, afternoon and evening, which will allow the permanent activation of the different AIAAN teams and operational systems.
For greater flexibility and convenience of service to customers, TAAG will provide four daily frequencies to Cabinda, with departures and arrivals exclusively from Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport, with flights operated with a Dash 8-Q400 aircraft, with capacity for 74 passengers.
During the month of December, TAAG will incorporate the routes from the Eastern region (Dundo, Saurimo and Luena) and Soyo into the flight schedule from AIAAN and, progressively, in the first quarter of 2025, complete the transfer of the remaining domestic and international connections.
The phased approach for the transfer of TAAG’s commercial passenger flights to AIAAN follows international best practices in aviation change management, ensuring a safe, efficient transition focused on continuous improvement of customer service, the national flag carrier guarantees.
TAAG says it is also committed to ensuring that this transition occurs smoothly, placing operational safety as a priority, as well as the continuity of services, to guarantee compliance with the passengers’ full travel plan.
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