Kam Air

Kam Air is the first airline company deprived in Afghanistan. Created on August 31st 2003 and based with Kabul, on the international airport, it accomplished its first flight the November 8th 2003, between Kabul, Herat and Mazar-e Sharif with a Boeing 727.

In September 2004, its Antonov Year-24 left the track at the time of the landing, wounding part of the 27 passengers but without damaging the plane. The Boeing 737 disappears from the radars on February 3rd, 2005 whereas it approached Kabul, coming from Herat. The tower of control had prohibited the landing in Kabul to him and had diverted it on Peshawar (Pakistan). It was found on February 5th, 2005, in the mountains with the east of Kabul, its 104 passengers and crew all having been killed.

Code

Code AITA: RQ

Services

Kam Air serves the following destinations (December 2006):

of Kabul towards Almaty, Dubai, Düsseldorf, Herat, Istanbul, Mazar-e-Sharif, Mashhad and New Delhi

Float

The fleet of the company includes/understands (in February 2005):

1 Boeing 767 -269ER
1 Boeing 737 -242
1 Boeing 727 (which flies for Iraqi Airways as from November 2004)
1 Antonov 24RV

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