SOUTHOAKCO, in partnership with BARELLI MSFS ADDON, presents FNBJ airport.

Agostinho Neto International Airport is located in Luanda, the capital of Angola. It is one of the country's main airports, situated approximately 4 km southwest of the city center, and is primarily used for international and domestic flights. The airport is named after Agostinho Neto, the first president of Angola, who led the country from its independence in 1975 until his death in 1979.

The airport has undergone several renovations and expansions over the years to accommodate the growing number of passengers and to enhance accessibility and services. Starting in 2025, it will begin managing part of the air traffic currently handled by the old FNLU airport.

Agostinho Neto International Airport will play a crucial role in connecting Angola to the rest of the world and supporting the country's economic development. In recent years, air traffic has significantly increased due to economic growth and infrastructure investments.

Currently Operating Airlines:

• TAAG Angola Airlines - The national airline of Angola offers domestic and international flights, connecting Luanda with destinations such as Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon, Johannesburg, and other African cities.

Planned International Airlines:

• TAP Air Portugal-Operates regular flights between Luanda and Lisbon, providing frequent connections between Angola and Europe.
• Emirates-Offers flights to Dubai, one of the world’s major international hubs.
• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines-Operates flights between Luanda and Amsterdam, with connections to global destinations.
• Air France-Provides flights between Luanda and Paris.
• South African Airways-Connects Luanda with Johannesburg, a key gateway to South Africa.
• Turkish Airlines-Links Luanda with Istanbul, facilitating connections to numerous European and Asian destinations.
• Cabo Verde Airlines-Offers flights between Luanda and the Azores, with onward connections.
• FastJet Angola-A low-cost airline providing domestic flights between Luanda and other Angolan cities.
• SNC - Sonair-A domestic and charter aviation company.
• Ethiopian Airlines-Operates flights between Luanda and Addis Ababa, with connections to various African and international destinations.
• Qatar Airways-Provides flights to Doha, one of the most important hubs in the Middle East.
• Royal Air Maroc-Connects Luanda with Casablanca, offering further connection options to other cities.