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Auric Air Wet Leases Two DHC8-100s From ALS Kenya

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Auric Air, a Tanzanian regional carrier, has expanded its fleet through the wet lease of two DHC8-100 turboprop aircraft from ALS Kenya for operations during the summer 2025 season. The aircraft, bearing serial numbers 105 and 179, will bolster Auric Air’s capacity to serve remote and regional destinations, particularly those with shorter runways or limited ground infrastructure.

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