ASKY targets 30-aircraft fleet, European routes and $100 million Lomé MRO facility by 2028

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Togo-based ASKY Airlines plans to expand to 30 aircraft and 40 destinations within five years, including the launch of intercontinental services to Europe. The carrier also intends to establish a $100 million maintenance, repair and overhaul facility in Lomé, strengthening its planned regional infrastructure footprint.

Discovered 2026-09-24T02:35:38.017104-07:00 | 2026-09-24T02:35:38.017104-07:00

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  • ASKY’s planned expansion would materially increase its network and fleet presence from Lomé, including new intercontinental connectivity to Europe.
  • A $100 million Lomé MRO facility could add maintenance capacity in West Africa and support the carrier’s targeted 30-aircraft fleet.
  • The 40-destination goal positions ASKY for broader regional growth while adding a significant infrastructure investment to its strategy.

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