List of airlines of South Sudan

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This is a list of airlines currently operating in South Sudan.

AirlineAirline (in Arabic)Image ISO ICAO CallsignCommenced operationsType
Eagle Enterprise Company Limited [1] -EagleEagle Aviation2011Air cargo & passenger
Skykingz Airline [2] -SkykingzSkykingz Multi Purpose Aviation Co. Ltd2019Air passenger & Cargo services
Golden Wings Aviation Golden Wings Fokker F70 ZS-SKA (24466698363).jpg --2014Passenger
Interstate Airways ---2012Cargo & freight company
Kush Air Kush Air Let L-410UVP-E9 Turbolet UR-SDV-1.jpg -KUHKUSH AirAVIATION2010Scheduled carrier
South West Aviation ---2017Cargo & passenger

Global Wings Logistics Co.Ltd ||2021 - ||- ||- || Consolidated Air cargo, Logistics supply chain

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