Aden Airways

Aden Airways was an airline established in 1949 during the period of British administration in Aden. Based in Aden, it was connected with the territory's role as an air-travel hub linking parts of Europe, Africa, the Middle East and South Asia. Its operations were affected by the end of British rule in Aden and the resulting political and aviation-system changes in the late 1960s. The airline is now defunct and has no current routes, products or independent website.

Aden Airways was established in 1949 and based in Aden. Its creation was associated with Aden's importance as a port, military centre and aviation point during the period of British administration. The airline operated passenger services from Aden and served destinations in the surrounding region. During the 1960s, the end of British rule brought major political and administrative changes to Aden, including changes affecting aviation. Aden Airways ceased operations during the period of British withdrawal and the transformation of Aden's political status. It remains a historical name in the aviation history of Yemen and the former British territories, although reliable public information about its detailed routes, fleet and ownership is limited.

1. 1967
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2. 1949
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• Scheduled passenger services

  Aden Airways' core business was scheduled passenger air transport based in Aden, serving Aden and nearby regions. The service represented a traditional point-to-point airline operation and ended when the company ceased operating.

1. Aden Airways