Botswana’s aviation market is relatively small, with a limited number of airlines operating in the country and a few airports. The industry is regulated by the Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana (CAAB), which is responsible for ensuring compliance with national and international aviation standards.

The national airline of Botswana is Air Botswana, which operates domestic and regional flights to several destinations in Southern Africa, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Harare. The airline has a hub at Sir Seretse Khama International Airport in Gaborone.

In addition to Air Botswana, a few other airlines operate in Botswana, including Mack Air, which offers charter flights and scheduled flights to several destinations in the Okavango Delta; and Kalahari Air Services, which provides charter flights to various destinations within Botswana; as well as Wilderness Air.

Botswana’s airport infrastructure is relatively limited, with Sir Seretse Khama International Airport in Gaborone being the main international gateway to the country. Other airports in the country include Maun Airport, which is a popular tourist destination and serves as a gateway to the Okavango Delta, and Francistown Airport.

The Botswana government is committed to developing the aviation sector and improving the country’s airport infrastructure. The government has recently embarked on a project to upgrade Sir Seretse Khama International Airport to increase its capacity and improve its facilities.

The aviation market in Botswana has immense potential for growth, particularly in the tourism sector. However, the industry faces challenges such as limited infrastructure and stiff competition from other regional airlines. Despite these challenges, the government’s commitment to the sector and the opportunities for private investment indicate that the industry is is poised for considerable growth in the near future.