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Burundi Launches Airline Amid Similar Initiatives in East Africa Dec 29 2020, 12:39 AM December 28 2020, 6:14 PM December 29 2020, 12:39 AM (Bloomberg) Burundi will relaunch a state-owned airline next year, more than a decade after the failure of its erstwhile carrier, Air Burundi. (Bloomberg) Burundi will relaunch a state-owned airline next year, more than a decade after the failure of its erstwhile carrier, Air Burundi. The state will hold a 92% stake in Burundi Airlines, which will be the latest carrier to enter East African skies after the introduction of Uganda Airlines and the revamping of Air Tanzania Co. A Belgian company will take a 4% stake and the rest will belong to state-owned insurer Societe dâAssurances du Burundi, or Socabu, according to a cabinet statement.
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