Dash 7 HB-IVX seen parked in Geneva wearing Tassili Airlines (Algeria) titles. |
Dash 7 HB-IVY was previously carrying larger titles in English. |
Dash 7 HB-IVX seen landing on runway 23 after a check flight. |
Dash 7 HB-IVX seen pushed out of the hangar with Swiss registration freshly applied. |
Dash 7 C-GLOL of Voyageur Airways was still wearing Maverick colors of the United States when it visited Geneva on a Benavia flight. |
Dash 7 C-GFOF, in basic Voyageur Airways colors visited Geneva only one time in 1999. |
Still wearing National Aviation (Egypt) tail logo, Dash 7 VP-CDZ (future HB-IVX) is seen taking off from Geneva. |
Dash 6 Twin Otter HI-685CA was the very first aircraft of Benavia to arrive in Geneva. |
Dash 6 Twin Otter N17GL was one of three aircraft of the type operated by Benavia on behalf of Tassili Airlines. |
Dash 6 Twin Otter HB-LSY was operated by Benavia on behalf of fellow Algerian carrier Air Algérie. |
Another Twin Otter of Benavia (HB-LSP) in the original colors of the airline. |
Shortly delivered to the carrier, Dash 6 HB-LSP wore an all white colors devoid of any titles. |
Last update: 23 November, 2001
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Twin Otter C-GHTO is seen pictured shortly after it was repainted in the company colors. The aircraft previously flew with Sudan Airways on contract for the Unicef. |
Dash 7 HB-IVY is also regularly operating for Tassili Airlines and it is seen parked in Geneva wearing larger arabic titles. |
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