Since 2007
Started with ATR aircraft on domestic routes, then expanded to Central and West Africa from Malabo International Airport.
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Company History
National airline of Equatorial Guinea, based in Malabo
About us
National airline of Equatorial Guinea since 2007, based in Malabo, with one of the youngest fleets on the continent.
Ceiba Intercontinental is the National Airline of Equatorial Guinea established in 2007 with a small fleet of ATR aircraft that initially operated domestic flights. Later the airline expanded its network outside the country, to other regional destinations in Central and West Africa.
Operating from Malabo International Airport as our hub, Ceiba Intercontinental is one of the fastest growing airlines in West and Central Africa, with one of the youngest fleets on the continent. It operates to six destinations, the majority domestic. The airline aims to develop Malabo as a major connecting hub for passengers and cargo.
Vision
Providing the country with a safe, modern airline facilitating movement of passengers and cargo nationally and internationally, contributing to air transport on the African continent.
Mission & objectives
- Offer the best service from ticket purchase to onboard service, respecting international safety standards.
- International presence through network expansion with Malabo as a hub.
- Become a leading airline in service offering on the continent.
- Strengthen relationships with other companies and countries to promote political and social cohesion.
Vision
A safe, modern airline that moves passengers and cargo nationally and internationally, and develops African air transport.
Mission
Best service from ticket to cabin, international presence with Malabo as hub, and partnerships that strengthen cohesion.
Malabo hub
Six destinations today, mostly domestic. The aim is to make Malabo a major connecting hub for passengers and cargo.
Our fleet
ATR42/72-500
1 × ATR42/72-500 — Regional turboprop for domestic sectors from Malabo.
ATR 42-300
2 × ATR 42-300 — Short-haul ATR 42 used on domestic routes.
Boeing 777-200ER
1 × Boeing 777-200ER — Long-range widebody listed in the official fleet details.
Boeing 737-800
3 × Boeing 737-800 — Medium-haul workhorse for regional Ceiba routes.
Boeing 767-300
1 × Boeing 767-300 — Widebody for longer regional and international sectors.
The Intercontinental Network
Africa — in project
- Douala
- Brazzaville
- Pointe-Noire
- Yaoundé
- Kinshasa
- Libreville
- Bangui
- São Tomé
- Abidjan
- Dakar
Europe — in project
- Madrid