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SAM Intercontinental was a charter airline based in Bamako, Mali. Its main base is Senou International Airport.
Fleet
As of 2020 SAM International has no own aircraft.[1]
(ch-aviation.com states "Out of Business" [2]).
As of April 2019, the SAM Intercontinental fleet consisted of the following aircraft:
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