AIRLINE HISTORY DEFUNCT - Air Namibia ceased all operations and entered liquidation on March 26, 2021, due to insolvency, ending 75 years of service.

Flyingphotos - A330-200 - V5-ANP - Frankfurt

Formerly headquartered in Windhoek, it was the state-owned national carrier operating international, regional, and domestic flights. Namibia plans to launch a new national carrier by late 2026.

Flyingphotos - A340-300 - V5-NMF - Frankfurt

The airline was liquidated following unsustainable debt, including a N$2.58 billion government guarantee.

Operational Hubs: Primary hub was Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) and secondary was Eros Airport (ERS).

Prior to closure, the carrier operated 10 aircraft, including Airbus A330-200s and A319-100s.

Routes: Connected Windhoek to regional African hubs (Cape Town, Johannesburg, Accra) and European destinations like Frankfurt.

Services: Offered two-class configuration (business/economy) on international flights with full-service catering.

Replacement: Following the closure, FlyNamibia has emerged as a major local operator, though the government is developing a new, separate national airline. 

Flyingphotos - B747-400 - V5-NMA - Frankfurt

IATA - SW

ICAO - NMB

Call sign - NAMIBIA

Flyingphotos - B747-400 - V5-NMA - LHR

Flyingphotos - V5-SPF - B747SP - Frankfurt

Airbus A319 - 5 
Airbus A330 - 2
Airbus A340 - 2
Boeing 737 - 12
Boeing 747 - 6
Boeing 767 - 1
De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Dash 8 - 1
Embraer ERJ-145 - 4
McDonnell Douglas MD-11 - 2