Air Guinee International

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One of Air Guinee Internationals Airbus A320 after the airline gave up to start.

Air Guinee International was a planned airline based in Conakry, Guinea. Created in partnership between the Government of Guinea and the China International Fund. Air Guinée International should offer regular flights in the neighboring region. The company overtook Boeing 737-300 [1] family aircraft using European safety standards (JAR-OPS). But, however, the airline did not commence operation.

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