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'''ZAS Airline of Egypt''' {{Airline codes|ZA|ZAS|ZAS airlines }} was an airline from Egypt that operated between 1982 and 1995.
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| IATA = ZA
| ICAO = ZAS
| callsign = ZAS AIRLINES
| founded = 1981
| commenced = November 23, 1982
| ceased = 1995
| bases = <div>
*[[Cairo International Airport|Cairo]]
*[[Schiphol International Airport|Amsterdam]]
</div>
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| frequent_flyer =
| lounge =
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| fleet_size = 25 <small>(during operations)</small>
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| headquarters = [[Cairo]], [[Egypt]]
| key_people = Sherif Zarkani, Emir Zarkani
| website =
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'''ZAS Airline of Egypt''' {{Airline codes|ZA|ZAS|ZAS airlines}} was an airline from Egypt that operated between 1982 and 1995.


==Company history==
==Company history==

Revision as of 16:55, 11 March 2015

ZAS Airline of Egypt
IATA ICAO Call sign
ZA ZAS ZAS AIRLINES
Founded1981
Commenced operationsNovember 23, 1982
Ceased operations1995
Operating bases
Fleet size25 (during operations)
HeadquartersCairo, Egypt
Key peopleSherif Zarkani, Emir Zarkani

ZAS Airline of Egypt (IATA: ZAICAO: ZAScall sign: ZAS airlines) was an airline from Egypt that operated between 1982 and 1995.

Company history

ZAS Airline of Egypt was founded by two brothers, Sherif and Emir Zarkani, as a freight airline. Operations started on November 23, 1982 with a flight from Cairo to Amsterdam to London. In 1987 ZAS was granted a license to carry passenger charter operations. Flights to Jeddah for the Hajj were begun that year and then flights to Western Europe.

ZAS operated a variety of aircraft, from old Boeing 707s to modern MD-87s and Airbus A300s. The Gulf War of 1990-91 brought a downturn in the Egyptian tourist business and ZAS was heavily affected. After increasing difficulties, all operations ceased in April 1995. [1]

Fleet details

References

  1. ^ Airlines Remembered by BI Hengi, Publisher Midland Publishing