Princess Airlines Senegal is a subsidiary of the Princess Airlines Group, It is also one of the largest airlines in Africa,headquartered in Dakar, the capital of Senegal. We look forward to meeting you in the air and providing you with a safe and comfortable journey. Through our operational headquarters at Dakar Yoff International Airport, you can not only explore Central America, North America, and Europe, but also delve into Africa and explore its charm;

On December 31, 2024, we will open a flight from Dakar Yoff International Airport (DKR) to Paris Charles de Gaulle, operated by our flagship aircraft A350-1000. This is also our first route to Paris Charles de Gaulle and the first time we have deployed wide body aircraft at Dakar Yoff International Airport. In the future, we will also invest more wide body aircraft to Dakar Yoff International Airport based on market demand. After the route is opened, there will be 6 flights per day to three airports in Paris (CDG, ORY, BVA)

Core hub:
Senegal: Dakar Blaise Diagne International (DSS), Dakar L é opold S é dar Senghor International (DKR)
Ethiopia: Addis Ababa (ADD)
Kenya: Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta (NBO)
Republic of South Africa: Johannesburg International (JNB)
Secondary hub:
Republic of Cote d'Ivoire: Abidjan (ABJ)
Republic of Mali: Bamako (BKO)
Gambia Republic: Banjul (BJL)
Republic of Cape Verde: Sal (SID)

On September 13, 2024, we decided to open daily flights from Blaise Diagne International Airport in the capital city of Senegal, Dakar, to five cities in Senegal: Cap Skirring, Kolda, Saint Louis, Tambacounda, and Tambacounda. The opening of these flights will help boost Senegal's tourism industry and domestic economy,;

On October 21, 2024, in order to meet our increasing passenger flow, we will introduce the A350-1000 aircraft. We will be the first airline in Africa to introduce this model of aircraft, and the A350-1000 is also the largest aircraft in the A350 family. We believe that the newly ordered A350-1000 aircraft can further inject new momentum into the passenger business development of Princess Air Senegal;

On October 30, 2024, the time at Blaise Diagne International Airport in Kabul, the capital, is gradually reaching saturation. We will simultaneously use Dakar Yoff International Airport as our second hub from November 1, and we will also become the first dual hub airline in Africa. Passengers taking Princess Airlines Senegal flights must confirm their departure and transit airports to avoid missing the airport and causing inconvenience to you due to missed flights or connections;

On November 26, 2024, Princess Airlines Senegal became the largest airline in Africa. We will continue to uphold our mission of providing safe, comfortable, and satisfactory services to our passengers. As one of the largest airlines in Africa, we will actively expand inland destinations in Africa based on the Yamoussoukro Decision, enhancing the aviation market potential and flight accessibility of the member countries of the agreement

On December 2, 2024, we will begin deploying wide body aircraft on inland routes in Africa to demonstrate our confidence in the positive growth of passenger flow on these routes. We will soon depart from Aibd airport international Blaise diagne in Dakar and travel to Kenya (Nairobi, Mombasa), Ethiopia (Addis Ababa), South Africa (Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban), and some routes between Yamoussoukro Decision countries to board our flagship aircraft A350. We look forward to meeting you at high altitude;

On January 17, 2025, we will open flights to five major cities in Senegal from Dakar L é opold S é dar Senghor International (DKR), the capital city of Senegal. The departure times of domestic flights from the two capital hub airports will form complementary flight schedules, and in the future, we will actively strengthen our domestic routes according to market demand.

[Recruitment Information]
Crew recruitment for February 2025:
Senior pilots, flight trainees, senior flight attendants, intermediate flight attendants, and junior flight attendants at the Senegal headquarters (DSS, DKR);
Junior flight attendants, intermediate flight attendants, and pilot trainees of the Ethiopian branch (ADD);
Junior flight attendant at Ivory Coast Base (ABJ);
Junior flight attendant from Guinea (CKY);