Air Cote D'Ivoire

Air Côte d'Ivoire is the flag carrier of Ivory Coast, headquartered at Port Bouet Airport in Abidjan. Founded in May 2012 as a public-private partnership following the bankruptcy of its predecessor Air Ivoire, it commenced operations in November 2012. The airline serves as a key connector for West and Central Africa with routes to destinations including Dakar, Accra, Lagos, Paris, Johannesburg, and Beirut. Its modern fleet of 14 aircraft emphasizes efficiency, with over 70% acquired new, including recent Airbus A330-900s for long-haul expansion. As a full-service carrier, it offers a frequent-flyer program (sMiles), Wi-Fi on select aircraft, and codeshare agreements with partners like Air France and Ethiopian Airlines. Distinctive for its role in regional economic development and growing long-haul network, Air Côte d'Ivoire operates from its primary hub in Abidjan with a focus on reliable service across 27 destinations.