Africa first
African clients and domestic and intra-African journeys remain the centre of our focus. International support serves that priority.
About us · Africa’s Gateway to Private Aviation
About Africa Jet Link: private charter coordination for Africa
Rooted in Africa. Connected to the world.
16 years operational, coordinating private aviation for African businesses, stars, families, government officials and diplomatic personnel, within Africa and from Africa worldwide.
16
Years operational
Africa first
Our market & our priority
EN / FR
Equal service in both languages
Discretion
Client privacy matters
Who we are
African priorities. Personal coordination.
Africa Jet Link is a specialised charter broker and mission coordinator. Our focus is not simply finding a flight: it is understanding why you need to travel, who is travelling and what must work on the ground as well as in the air.
Domestic African and intra-African journeys are our first priority, followed by connections from Africa to the world. We bring together aircraft proposals, operator information, scheduling, permits and ground requirements around a clear mission brief.
We do not own or operate the aircraft. Your flight is performed by the named licensed carrier, which retains operational control and responsibility. Our role is to coordinate the right proposal and keep the practical details clear.
Mission & vision
Africa’s priorities. Our purpose.
Our mission is to make private aviation coordination more relevant to African travellers. We begin with journeys within Africa, then connect Africa to the wider world, bringing the route, the people and the purpose together in one considered brief.
An Africa-connected journey should be shaped around real needs, not a standard package. Whether the request concerns a business meeting, a performance, an official mission or family travel, our purpose is clear coordination and informed choices.
The values behind every enquiry
Discretion with responsibility
We respect agreed contacts and publicity preferences while recognising the passenger information that operators and authorities legally require.
Clarity before commitment
The proposed carrier, itinerary, pricing and applicable terms should be understood before a booking is confirmed. A quote request alone is not a reservation.
People before assumptions
Passenger needs, language, baggage, accessibility and travel purpose guide the brief. We do not assume every traveller needs the same aircraft or arrangements.
Who we coordinate for
The people moving Africa forward
African businesses & leaders
Executive travel, investor roadshows and team movements that connect African commercial centres. We coordinate journeys around your meetings, passenger needs and onward plans.
Stars, talent & public figures
Travel for performers, athletes, production teams and their representatives. Privacy, equipment, changing schedules and arrival arrangements are part of the mission brief, not an afterthought.
Government & diplomatic personnel
Mission coordination for official travel, embassies and delegations. We work with nominated contacts on protocol, permits and ground arrangements, without implying government affiliation or endorsement.
Families, communities & groups
Private journeys, celebrations, religious and cultural travel, sports teams and diaspora connections. The aircraft proposal reflects group size, baggage, comfort and the practical needs of each traveller.
Remote industry & field teams
Charter enquiries for mining, energy, humanitarian and NGO movements. Regional airports and remote airstrips require case-by-case checks of aircraft suitability, infrastructure and local permissions.
Medical travel coordinators
Flight logistics for patients, families, insurers and referring hospitals. Licensed medical operators and healthcare professionals retain responsibility for clinical suitability, care and medical decisions.
Our journey · 2010-2026
Our journey in a changing world
Sixteen years of experience in a changing African and international travel landscape. The events below mark that wider history, not company milestones. Our approximate 2010 starting point reflects 16 years of activity as of 2026.
2010
The World Cup comes to Africa
South Africa hosted the first FIFA World Cup held on the African continent, in June and July 2010.
2011
South Sudan becomes independent
South Sudan became independent on 9 July 2011 and joined the United Nations later that month.
2012
Africa’s infrastructure programme
African leaders adopted the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA) in 2012, covering transport, energy, water and communications.
2013
Fifty years of African unity
The OAU/African Union marked its 50th anniversary in May 2013, with commemorations in Addis Ababa.
2014
West Africa’s Ebola emergency
On 8 August 2014, WHO declared the West African Ebola outbreak a public health emergency of international concern.
2015
Agenda 2063 adopted
The African Union adopted Agenda 2063 in 2015, setting a long-term framework for an integrated and prosperous Africa.
2016
The African passport initiative
The African Union launched its African passport initiative at the July 2016 summit in Kigali.
2017
Morocco returns to the African Union
Morocco rejoined the African Union in January 2017.
2018
A single African air transport market
The Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) was launched in January 2018 as an African Union flagship initiative.
2019
AfCFTA enters its operational phase
The operational phase of the African Continental Free Trade Area was launched in Niamey in July 2019.
2020
COVID-19 changes international travel
WHO characterised COVID-19 as a pandemic on 11 March 2020, during a period of widespread changes to international travel.
2021
Trading begins under AfCFTA
Trading under the African Continental Free Trade Area began on 1 January 2021.
2022
Egypt hosts COP27
The UN Climate Change Conference COP27 took place in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, in November 2022.
2023
Nairobi hosts the Africa Climate Summit
The first Africa Climate Summit took place in Nairobi in September 2023.
2024
Accra welcomes the African Games
The 13th African Games were held in Accra, Ghana, in March 2024.
2025
The G20 meets on African soil
Johannesburg hosted the first G20 Leaders’ Summit on the African continent on 22-23 November 2025.
2026
A World Cup across three countries
The 2026 FIFA World Cup took place across Canada, Mexico and the United States, with its schedule spanning 11 June to 19 July.
Today: Africa at the centre
Our charter brokerage and mission coordination focus on African travellers, with Nairobi as Africa HQ, London as the international office and Athens supporting European operations. Our commitment remains practical access, considered service and discreet coordination within Africa and from Africa worldwide.
Our reach
Across Africa’s regions. Beyond its borders.
Capital cities, regional business hubs, islands and remote access points each demand a different approach. We assess your route rather than promising that every aircraft can fly everywhere.
East Africa & the Indian Ocean
Nairobi, regional business centres, island destinations and safari gateways.
West Africa
Commercial capitals, official missions and cross-border business itineraries.
Central Africa
Capital cities, regional hubs and access enquiries for field operations.
Southern Africa
Executive routes, mining and energy travel, leisure and group movements.
North Africa
Business and diplomatic connections across the Mediterranean and the continent.
From Africa to the world
Europe, the Middle East, Asia, the Americas and Oceania, according to mission feasibility.
All routes remain subject to airport suitability, permissions, weather, security assessment, sanctions, insurance and operator acceptance. Conflict-affected or restricted regions may not be serviceable. Inbound-to-Africa travel is available for assessment as a secondary service.
Discretion by design
Your journey is not a publicity opportunity
For a public figure, an official delegation or a family, privacy is personal. We approach coordination with that in mind, while remaining transparent about the information required to arrange a lawful, safe journey.
A nominated point of contact
Tell us who may receive updates. Representatives, travel managers and protocol teams can coordinate the brief without unnecessary circulation of passenger details.
Only what the mission requires
Passenger and itinerary details are shared with relevant operators, handlers and authorities where necessary for delivery, safety and legal requirements. Discretion does not override regulatory obligations.
No publicity by default
Client names, images and travel stories are not treated as promotional material without permission. We do not use an official mission to imply endorsement.
Sensitive details handled carefully
Use the initial enquiry for travel requirements, not passport scans, security plans or medical records. Agree an appropriate sharing method with your coordinator when further information is needed.
How we work
One mission. A considered approach.
- 01
Understand your mission
Route, timing, passengers, baggage, accessibility and privacy preferences establish the brief.
- 02
Assess suitable options
We coordinate aircraft proposals and operator information, subject to availability and route feasibility.
- 03
Confirm the practical details
Review pricing, the operating carrier, cancellation terms, permits and ground arrangements before confirmation.
- 04
Coordinate the journey
Your mission contact brings together flight and ground updates while the licensed operator retains operational control.
Mission coordination
Beyond the flight. Every detail considered.
A successful itinerary depends on more than departure and arrival. Our role is to bring the requirements together, establish what can be arranged and keep the responsibilities clear, from the initial brief to the journey itself.
A brief built around your priorities
Share departure and arrival points, preferred timing, passenger numbers and essential requirements. Multi-city trips can bring meetings, performances or delegation stops into one itinerary. A nominated representative can provide the brief on behalf of the travellers.
Aircraft and route feasibility
Aircraft suitability depends on distance, passenger and baggage capacity, runway conditions and availability. Permits, security considerations, insurance and operator acceptance may affect the route. We coordinate the proposal; the licensed carrier decides whether a flight can be operated.
The details between air and ground
Airport handling, meeting points, ground transport requests, catering and onward connections form part of the practical discussion. Official missions may require protocol coordination with authorised contacts. Each requested arrangement remains subject to confirmation by the relevant provider.
Changes handled with clear responsibilities
Schedule changes, weather, permissions or aircraft availability can require revised plans. We coordinate updates with agreed contacts and clarify any revised proposal. The carrier retains operational control; licensed medical professionals retain clinical responsibility on medical missions.
Our offices
Headquartered in Africa. International support.
Africa HQ
Nairobi
The African centre of our market focus and mission coordination.
International office
London
International support for Africa-connected journeys and enquiries.
European operations
Athens
European operational support for itineraries from Africa and onward travel.
Your next journey
Tell us about your mission
A private journey, a corporate itinerary or an official delegation: start with the route, the people and the requirements that matter. Your enquiry is the beginning of a conversation, not a booking commitment.
The form opens your email app with a prepared draft. Send the email to deliver your request; keep passport scans, medical records and sensitive security details out of the initial enquiry.
Common questions