Quick facts
- Airports
- 6
- Scheduled routes
- 51
- Top airlines
- 10
- Outbound countries
- 8+
- Most-competitive route
- DLA → BGF · 4 carriers
Top airports in Cameroon
| # | Airport | IATA | Routes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Douala | DLA | 32 | Departures → |
| 2 | Yaounde | NSI | 19 | Departures → |
Top airlines based in Cameroon
| # | Airline | IATA | Routes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ASKY Airlines | KP | 9 | Network → |
| 2 | Afrijet | J7 | 8 | Network → |
| 3 | Royal Air Maroc | AT | 5 | Network → |
| 4 | Ethiopian Airlines | ET | 4 | Network → |
| 5 | Air Cote DIvoire | HF | 4 | Network → |
| 6 | Turkish Airlines | TK | 4 | Network → |
| 7 | Air Algerie | AH | 3 | Network → |
| 8 | RwandAir | WB | 3 | Network → |
| 9 | Air France | AF | 2 | Network → |
| 10 | CEIBA Intercontinental | C2 | 2 | Network → |
Most-competitive routes from Cameroon
Most-served international destinations
- Bangui (BGF) · Central African Republic — 5 carriers
- Libreville (LBV) · Gabon — 5 carriers
- Malabo (SSG) · Equatorial Guinea — 4 carriers
- Bata (BSG) · Equatorial Guinea — 2 carriers
- Ndjamena (NDJ) · Chad — 2 carriers
- Abuja (ABV) · Nigeria — 2 carriers
- Lagos (LOS) · Nigeria — 2 carriers
- Addis Ababa (ADD) · Ethiopia — 1 carrier
Aviation accidents in Cameroon
- 2022-05-11 — De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter (Caverton Helicopters) — 11 fatal
- 2022-05-11 — 2022 Caverton Helicopters DHC-6 crash — 11 fatal
- 2015-05-02 — THE BOEING COMPANY BOEING 777-228 IGW 228 (SOCIETE AIR FRANCE)
- 2015-04-01 — AYRES S2R T34
- 2013-06-10 — Cessna 208A Caravan (CotonTchad) — 1 fatal
- 2007-05-05 — Kenya Airways Flight 507 — 114 fatal
- 2006-04-23 — Antonov AN-74 (Kharkov State Aircraft Manufacturing Company - KSAMC) — 6 fatal
- 2004-10-01 — Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante (Naturelink Charter)
- 2001-02-14 — Piper PA-31 Cheyenne (Unifly) — 3 fatal
- 2000-08-29 — Piper PA-31 Cheyenne (Rougier)
- 1997-08-03 — Boeing 737-200 (Air Afrique (1961))
- 1995-12-03 — Boeing 737-200 (Cameroon Airlines) — 71 fatal
- 1989-06-28 — Avro 748 (Cameroon Airlines) — 3 fatal
- 1987-02-05 — Learjet 55 Longhorn (Aero France) — 9 fatal
- 1986-01-31 — Cessna 207 Skywagon/Stationair (Graham Collins Associates)
- 1984-08-30 — Cameroon Airlines Flight 786 — 2 fatal
- 1983-01-27 — Dornier DO.128 Skyservant (Cameroon Air Force - Armée de l'Air du Cameroun)
- 1981-10-31 — De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter (Cameroon Airlines) — 1 fatal
- 1980-06-24 — Piper PA-31-350 Navajo Chieftain (Air Affaires Afrique) — 3 fatal
- 1980-05-11 — Boeing 707 (Zaïre International Cargo Air System - ZICAS)
Where Cameroon flies to
- Equatorial Guinea — 8 routes to 2 airports
- Central African Republic — 6 routes to 1 airport
- Gabon — 6 routes to 1 airport
- Nigeria — 5 routes to 3 airports
- Chad — 3 routes to 1 airport
- Ethiopia — 2 routes to 1 airport
- France — 2 routes to 1 airport
- Morocco — 2 routes to 1 airport
Frequently asked questions
How many airports are in Cameroon?
Cameroon has 6 airports in our dataset.
How many non-stop routes originate in Cameroon?
Cameroon has 51 routes departing from its airports in our weekly dataset.
Which airlines operate most routes from Cameroon?
Top operators by route count: ASKY Airlines, Afrijet, Royal Air Maroc, Ethiopian Airlines, Air Cote DIvoire.
Which is the busiest airport in Cameroon?
By scheduled-route count, Douala (DLA) is the busiest airport in Cameroon with 32 routes departing.
What is the most-connected international destination from Cameroon?
Bangui (BGF), Central African Republic sees the most competition with 5 carriers serving it from Cameroon.
Which countries do Cameroon-based airlines fly to most?
Top outbound countries: Equatorial Guinea (8 routes), Central African Republic (6 routes), Gabon (6 routes), Nigeria (5 routes), Chad (3 routes).