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Naturelink Aviation

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Naturelink
IATAICAOCall sign
-NRKNATURELINK
Founded1997
Ceased operations2011(merged intoNational Airways Corporation)
Operating basesWonderboom Airport
HeadquartersPretoria,South Africa
Websitenaturelink.co.za(defunct)

Naturelink Aviation, also known asNaturelink Charter,[citation needed] was an airline fromSouth Africa, which offered corporate and private charter flights, as well as worldwideaircraft lease services. The company was based atWonderboom Airport inPretoria.[1]

History

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Naturelink Aviation was founded in 1997 by Chris Briers. In mid-2004, 60 percent of the shares were acquired bySafair, through Imperial Holdings.[2] As Naturelink operated charter flights to possibly unsafe regions likeIraq orAfghanistan, the company participated in the testing ofCAMPS, a countermeasure againstportable anti-aircraft missiles developed bySaab.[3]

In September 2008, Naturelink was purchased byRunway Assets Management.[2] Another change of ownership happened in 2010 through the acquisition byNational Airways Corporation. Subsequently, Naturelink's fleet and operations were gradually merged into theLanseria-based company.[4] By mid-2011, this transition had been completed, and the Naturelink brand was shut down.

Fleet

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The fleet of eightEmbraer EMB 120 Brasilia[citation needed] that formed the backbone of the Naturelink fleet were transferred toNational Airways upon takeover.[4] Over the years, Naturelink also operated the larger aircraft typesBoeing 727,737-200,Douglas DC-3 andDC-9,[2] as well as smaller airplanes likeEmbraer EMB 110 Bandeirante,[5]Cessna 208,PAC 750XL orSocata TBM.[6]

Accidents

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References

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  1. ^"Directory: World Airlines".Flight International. 2007-04-10. p. 54.
  2. ^abcInformation about Naturelink at the Aero Transport Data Bank
  3. ^Naturelink tests Saab anti-missile system,Flightglobal.com, Published online on 16 March 2007]
  4. ^ab"Embraer Names National Airways Corporation New Authorized Service Center".Embraer press release issued 16 December 2010, regarding the transition of the service contract for its aircraft from Naturelink to National Airways.
  5. ^ab2004 incident description at the Aviation Safety Network
  6. ^"Directory: World Airlines Part 3 (2009)".Flight International:29–90. 2009-04-14.

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