BAR Aviation Services
BAR Aviation offers a wide range of services, with a great experienced and professional team that is customer centric. That is why it is always a pleasure flying with us. BAR Aviation was established by qualified pilots with a desire to offer high quality and professional service to air transport in Uganda. For over 20 years of experience, BAR Aviation’s personnel has not stopped innovating and improving service we offer to our clients.
Save your precious time by tasting the comfort and convenience of chartering an aircraft of your choice that fits within your budget. Rotary and fixed wing charters.
Kajjansi flying school is our affiliate. From the age of 17, one can achieve an aviation dream by training as a professional pilot in just 18 months.
We offer professional services in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul. We have a state-of-the art aircraft maintenance facility to cater for your MRO needs.
BAR Aviation Uganda is experienced in providing dedicated fixed wing and rotary platforms for both MedEvac and CasEvac patient transport services.
BAR SOS introduces you to the best system providing valuable health information and intelligence updates, as well as security protocols in the event of an emergency.
At BAR Aviation, we design, manufacture and supply leading unmanned aircraft systems for the most demanding operations around Africa.
We provide flexible short and long term options for private, commercial and government clients who require a dedicated aircraft for moving passengers and freight.
The Hercules L-100 is a four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft. It was designed and built by Lockheed Martin, and has been in continuous production since 1955.
We provide aerial and geophysical surveys using state-of-the art technology and highly trained crews to help you make better business decisions with accurate data.
Transform your perspective on Uganda’s breathtaking landscapes as you take flight with BAR Aviation, the country’s premier provider of scenic flight experiences.
