Talk:List of aircraft manufacturers by ICAO name

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Cameroon-based Camair-Co airlines, also known as the Star of Cameroon is Cameroon's National Carrier. The airline is operating a fleet of Boeing 737 and 767, offering service to Abidjan, Bangui, Brazzaville, Cotonou, Dakar, Garoua, Lagos, Libreville, Maroua, Yaounde and Paris CDG. ^[1]

The Boeing 767-33A formerly registered as TJ-CAC is scheduled to have its maiden flight on the 28th of March 2011. Camair-Co offers domestic flights from Douala to Maroua, Garoua and international routes to Paris five times per week. ^[2]

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^ "New Cameroon carrier Camair to launch operation on 27MAR11".
^ Warner, Gail K. "Camair-Co to Take to South African Skies".

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[1] "New Cameroon carrier Camair to launch operation on 27MAR11".

[2] Warner, Gail K. "Camair-Co to Take to South African Skies".

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