Air Gabon

Advantages: it's a beautiful country
Disadvantages: no one

...Hello, this is my second opinion and I have to try to apply me to prevent making English faults, I espere that you will hold account of it! Gabon is located on the Atlantique coast, frontier with Guinea Equatoriale, Cameroun and Congo. Although this country is under the equator, heat (35° in February and 27° in July-August) is bearable thanks to its proximity with the ocean. Rich country thanks to its significant natural resources (oil, uranium, manganese, gold, diamond), one meets there many businessmen European, Lebanese or American and very few tourists. While moving away from the Libreville capital, one can discover the equatorial forest in all his splendour and breathe an absolutely pure air there. Let us not forget Lambaréné where professor Albert Schweitzer lived and finished his life. In this city, one can visit his... Read review

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Advantages: it's very beautiful
Disadvantages: nobody

...Hello, this is my first opinion, I am a Frenchwoman and I comes from ciao.fr. Today, I will present a country or i'am to you lived for ten months with my husband and my sons. Indeed, located in equatorial Africa , you have access has a true " terrestrial paradise ". Gabon is rich by its fauna (there are several species animal protected like gray parrots has red tail, of the elephants, the rhinocéros..) and its flora (there are many species of flowers, more beautiful the ones than the others and which feel the tropics). We lived has Libreville, the capital, it is populated of 400 00 inhabitants and it is located in edge of sea. Libreville adopts a Africano landscape - European (African with the shantytown and Europeans with the hotels of luxury.). Misery is quite present but the population is very accessible and very... Read review

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Advantages: Good domestic and West African network
Disadvantages: Having to transit Casablanca

...Introduction I flew in economy from London Heathrow to Ouarzazate via Casablanca, though my return was from Marrakech (also via Casablanca). I paid £300 for these flights, quite expensive, and was a little nervous about the generally negative this airline according to the limited range of reviews about Royal Air Maroc that I have managed to fine on various sites hosting airline reviews. This was a holiday and I was to join a one week organised tour so my priorities were on having a flight on time more than anything else, however my low expectations were set to boost the degree to which this airline was to impress me. Facts about Royal Air Maroc Founded in 1953 this state owned airline (in line for privatisation) boasts a fleet of 41 serving more than 30 destinations from its Casablanca hub. This includes an extensive network in West... Read review

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