African Alliance Airlines is an outgrowth of the market research and regional experience of a group of aviation experts garnered over a period of years.

This opportunity is occasioned by growing economic, socio-political stability, and significant business expansion, within and between most of the countries of the region. Additionally, the company has determined that maximum potential from this growth opportunity can be obtained not only by linking certain key destinations within the West Africa region with North America, but by linking the region with carefully selected destinations in southern Africa, Western Europe and beyond. It further has identified significant unmet demand, and significant short, medium and long-term growth potentials

The initial startup team are aviation, and marketing experts with long and successful track records, including extensive experience in organizing and managing other start-up airlines of both regional and global levels. This management team, as determined reduces the risk and ensures the success of the new carrier.

The driving force behind AAA is NATEC. From conception to birth and commencement of operations, NATEC is the lynchpin, and is solely responsible for sourcing the start up capital and loan syndication for the purchase/ lease of aircraft.

For the purpose of integration, subsidiary companies have been established by the airline, with some as affiliates. Individual sub-ownership arrangements may be made in individual cases of such subsidiary companies, particularly in cases where local ownership interest might be required by prevailing laws in the countries in question