AirDC was a new airline that was to be formed as a joint venture between Brussels Airlines and Hewa Bora Airways in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to operate domestic and regional services, and offer connections to Brussels Airlines’ flights to Europe. Operations were to begin in March 2008, initially with two BAe 146-200s and a Boeing 737 supplied by Brussels Airlines. The project suffered repeated delays and was ultimately abandoned.

News items on AirDC:

• Brussels Airlines and Hewa Bora part ways (2009-02-25)
• Brussels Airlines completes BAe 146 phase-out (2008-11-02)
• AirDC will fly under Belgian licence (2008-10-03)
• First airDC BAe 146 painted (2008-01-11)
• airDC color scheme revealed (2008-01-09)
• Brussels Airlines’ Congo venture to be named AirDC (2007-10-23)
• Brussels Airlines BAe 146s to fly in Congo (2007-09-13)