Sabena Congo, caused thousands of Belgians to flee the country. The Belgian government commandeered Sabena's entire long haul fleet to get the refugees back to Europe. Independence also meant the end of the impressive regional network of routes that the airline had built up in the Congo since 1924. When the new republic began its own airline, Air Congo, in June 1961, Sabena held 30 percent of that airline's shares. The Douglas DC-6Bs remained in service with Sabena in the mid-1960s although they were no longer used on the airline's main routes. The Boeing 707s and Caravelles became the mainstay types
Eritrean Airlines the European Union (EU) that was released in . According to all the subsequent lists released by the European Commission , the airline has been barred from flying into every country of the EU. , Eritrean serves the following destinations: The Eritrean Airlines fleet in July 2018 consists of a single leased Boeing 737-300. Eritrean is also said to have six Dornier aircraft, which are stored in Eritrea. The airline previously operated the following equipment: Eritrean Airlines Eritrean Airlines, shortened to Eritrean, is the national airline of Eritrea. Based at Asmara International Airport, it is wholly owned by the government