Air Serv Limited, established in 1997 at Entebbe Old Airport, Uganda, is East Africa’s premier humanitarian and business aviation services provider. Originally created as a subsidiary of humanitarian nonprofit Air Serv International, the company has evolved into one of Uganda’s largest and most trusted aviation facilities.
Air Serv Limited combines extensive aircraft maintenance expertise (Ugandan CAA, U.S. FAA, and South African certified), comprehensive air charter services, logistical planning, and Fixed-Base Operations (FBO) facilities serving humanitarian, government, and commercial clients across Africa and internationally.
With 26+ years of proven operations, safety audits overseen by the World Food Program and Bureau Veritas, and staff expertise across 30+ countries, Air Serv delivers specialized aviation support for Africa’s most challenging operational environments.
Air Serv Limited delivers five core aviation service categories addressing diverse operational needs. Aircraft Maintenance services span component inspection, airframe servicing, engine maintenance, and parts sourcing, supported by multi-jurisdictional certifications. The maintenance division operates from Entebbe Old Airport with dedicated technical staff, comprehensive records management, quality assurance protocols, and parts surplus inventory.
Air Charter Services provide flexible aircraft access for humanitarian organizations, government agencies, and business clients across domestic and international routes. Logistical Planning and Consulting services support complex operations across challenging African environments, leveraging 26+ years experience and staff knowledge of ICAO, CAA, FAA regulations, customs procedures, permits, flight plan filing, and cultural considerations.
Headquartered at Entebbe Old Airport, Uganda-East Africa’s principal aviation hub-Air Serv Limited operates from a strategic location providing swift flight operations and cost advantages. Uganda’s aviation policy includes zero import tax on airplane parts, reducing operational costs for clients and maintenance operations.
The company’s geographic reach spans 30+ countries across Africa and internationally, with proven operational experience in humanitarian emergency response, government logistics, and business aviation across diverse environments from developed infrastructure to remote, austere locations.
Entebbe location proximity to Entebbe International Airport positions Air Serv within Uganda’s aviation infrastructure hub, enabling rapid aircraft deployment and access to regional and international routes. The company’s planned expansion to become Entebbe Airport’s first full-service FBO facility positions Air Serv for future regional leadership.
Air Serv Limited differentiates through humanitarian heritage, multi-jurisdictional maintenance expertise, and unmatched African operational experience. The 26-year track record demonstrates institutional stability and deep roots in Africa’s aviation sector.
Multi-jurisdictional maintenance certifications (CAA, FAA, South African) enable broader client service than single-jurisdiction competitors and provide regulatory flexibility for international aircraft operations.
The integrated service approach-combining maintenance, charter, logistics, and training-enables single-provider solutions reducing coordination complexity. For organizations requiring reliable aviation support in Africa’s most challenging environments, Air Serv combines institutional experience, technical capability, and proven humanitarian commitment.
Air Serv Limited delivers reliable aviation support combining 26+ years of proven African operations, multi-jurisdictional technical expertise, and humanitarian commitment. From aircraft maintenance to emergency response logistics, from charter operations to workforce training, Air Serv’s integrated service portfolio addresses the region’s diverse aviation needs.
Address: 25 Portal Rd, Entebbe, Uganda
Phone: +256 772 589 594
Email: info@airserv.co.ug
Website: www.airserv.co.ug
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