West Africa and Lome based airlines, ASKY has announced the reopening of its flights to Pointe-Noire, Republic of Congo, starting October 2, 2024.
The airline in a staement posted on its website said, after a suspension of a few years, it is resuming operations to this strategic destination, reinforcing its commitment to contribute to the economic development of African countries and facilitate connectivity among people across the continent.
Commitment to Economic Development and Connectivity
The reopening of Pointe-Noire aligns with ASKY’s vision to promote economic and social development in Africa by providing efficient and reliable air transport solutions.
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This new route will facilitate trade, business opportunities, and interpersonal relationships between countries, thereby strengthening regional integration.
With the addition of Pointe-Noire, ASKY Airlines expands its network to 29 destinations in West and Central Africa. Flights will be operated three times a week via Luanda Airport (LAD), offering increased connectivity and flexible travel options for our passengers.
Flight Schedules and Frequencies
Flights to Pointe-Noire will be operated three times per week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) with departure from Lome at 13:00pm for arrival in Pointe-Noire at 19:30pm. The return flights are scheduled on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to depart from Pointe-Noire at 07:10am for arrival in Lome at 11:40am. All times are in local time.
These schedules are designed to offer optimal connections with other ASKY destinations, thus facilitating travel across the continent.
