ASKY Receives New B737 Max8
ASKY has received a new Boeing 737 Max8 aircraft, thereby increasing its fleet to 16 aircraft.
The airline’s Commercial Director, Mr. Date D. Tevi-Benissan, who disclosed this said the airline is also expanding its routes with increase in frequency in the coming days.
ASKY is also investing in critical infrastructure to support its independence and growth, including the construction of a B737 MAX pilot simulator in Lomé for training of pilots so as to be less dependent on Europe and other training service providers outside the African region.
For 2026, “our ambition is to carry more than 1.5 million passengers and increase our fleet to 17 aircraft. Success will be evaluated through a combination of financial performance, and operational milestones, such as timely aircraft delivery, customer satisfaction, operational reliability, and the successful commissioning of our in-house training facilities,” he told AVIATION MONITOR.
