Chobe acquires Kalahari Air Services
Tuesday, March 08, 2016
Through its subsidiary, North West Air, Chobe will pay P19.5 million for Kalahari Air Services operations at Maun International Airport.
Kalahari Air is one of the two Aircraft Maintenance Operation (AMO) operating from Maun International Airport with a 50 percent market share.
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