Supply Chain Council of European Union | Scceu.org
Procurement

Afghanistan’s Bakhtar Airlines starts fleet procurement

Ariana Afghan Airlines (FG, Kabul) has issued a Request For Proposals (RFP) for the wet-lease of two 50-seater turboprops for delivery in January 2020.

According to tender documents seen by ch-aviation, the contract will run for six months and see the aircraft – specified as either MA-60s, Dash 8-300s, or ATR42-500s – based out of Kabul. Once delivered, Ariana will deploy them on domestic Afghan flights linking Herat, Mazar i Sharif, Bamyan, Chakhcharan, Faizabad, Tirinkot, Zaranj, Farah, Maimana, Kunduz, Khost, Shorebak/Camp Bastion, Camp Dwyer, and Bost. The aircraft are described as having a “standard economy configuration”.

In return, Ariana is offering a Minimum Monthly Guaranteed Hours of 480 flight hours.

The deadline for the submission of bids is 0900L (0430Z) on Saturday, December 28, 2019.

As previously reported by ch-aviation, Ariana is in the process of relaunching its Bakhtar Afghan Airlines (Kabul) brand as a subsidiary of the state-owned carrier. Given the RFP, the resurgent…

Related posts

SpendEdge’s Copper Sulfate Sourcing and Procurement Report Highlights the Key Findings in the Area of Vendor Landscape, Supplier Selection and Evaluation, Pricing Trends and Strategies | National News

scceu

Moonilal: Procurement amendments frightening

scceu

CANADA HOUSE WELLNESS GROUP REPORTS RECORD Q3 FISCAL YEAR 2022 RESULTS, REVENUE INCREASE OF 115% OVER Q3 2021 RESULTS

scceu