O le "Wageni," o le Kiswahili upu mo tagata femalagaaʻi, o le igoa lea o le mekasini a le kamupani vaʻalele a le EASA e faʻamaonia i le EASA, o loʻo amataina i lenei masina.
O le kamupani vaalele a Korongo, i se faiga faapaaga i le va o Brussels Airlines ma le aufaipisinisi Congolese i le lotoifale, ua faalauiloa la latou mekasini malamalama, o loʻo ofaina ai gagana e lua gagana ma lolomiina i kuata kuata. O le mekasini malamalama o le a avanoa mo pasese ma i Korongo ofisa.
O le mekasini ua ova ma le 65 itulau ma faʻalauiloa mataʻaga o Kongo, faʻatasi ai ma le faʻamamafaina o taunuʻuga o le vaʻalele lele i ai faʻapea foi ma le avea ma faʻasalalauga lautele a le kamupani faʻamatalaga i luga o ana vaʻa ma isi vaega fiafia i pasese.
Faʻavae i Lubumbashi, o le ogatotonu o maina i Kongo, Korongo itulagi lele atu i Johannesburg ma luga o le atunuʻu auala i Kinshasa ma Mbuji Mayi, taimi nei o loʻo faʻaaogaina le tasi muamua Brussels Airlines B737-300 lea na toe faʻatumuina i palu apaau. O le lua-vasega faʻavasegaina ofaina pasese le mafanafana o 12 pisinisi vasega vasega ma 114 tamaoaiga vasega vasega. Lua isi vaalele faʻapea ua lipotia mai o loʻo lelei
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The magazine is over 65 pages and showcases attractions of Congo, with emphasis on the destinations the airline flies to as well as serving as the company's public notice board with updates on its fleet and other areas of interest to passengers.
- Based in Lubumbashi, the center of mining in Congo, Korongo regionally flies to Johannesburg and on domestic routes to Kinshasa and Mbuji Mayi, presently using one former Brussels Airlines B737-300 which was retrofitted with blended winglets.
- Korongo airline, in a partnership between Brussels Airlines and local Congolese investors, has launched their inflight magazine, offering bi-lingual content and published on a quarterly basis.
