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Air Zimbabwe Streamlines Fleet, Eyes Regional Growth
Air Zimbabwe's sale of two Boeing 777-200ERs marks a strategic shift towards regional routes and fleet modernization, aiming to boost efficiency and competitiveness. The move promises cost savings and improved utilization, paving the way for a leaner, more agile airline.
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Cabo Verde Airlines Inaugurates Porto-Sal Air Bridge, Boosting Cape Verde Tourism
Cabo Verde Airlines has launched a new direct flight from Porto, Portugal, to Ilha do Sal, Cape Verde, marking a significant expansion of travel options between Europe and this increasingly popular Atlantic archipelago. The inaugural flight, operated with the airline’s modern Boeing 737 MAX 8, took off… read more
Arik Air's Medical Tourism Initiative Takes Flight
Arik Air has launched a groundbreaking partnership with Hospitals for Humanity, offering free pediatric cardiac surgeries to 150 Nigerian children annually. This initiative marks a significant step in addressing the critical healthcare needs of the region while simultaneously opening up exciting new avenues for Afric… read more
Eswatini’s New Air Agreements: Boosting Regional Tourism & Connectivity
Eswatini’s recent air service agreements with Zambia and Zimbabwe mark a significant leap forward for regional tourism and connectivity, opening exciting new avenues for African travel agents. Signed during the ICAO AFI Week in Victoria Falls, these agreements promise to streamline travel within Southern Africa, foster… read more
Additional Aircrafts for RwandAir
RwandAir is making significant strides in expanding its network and modernizing its fleet, a move set to create exciting new opportunities for African travel agents. The airline’s recent acquisition of a leased Airbus A330-200, alongside the upcoming addition of two Boeing 737-800s in the latter half of 202… read more
Africa’s Aviation Sector Grapples with \$846 Million in Blocked Funds
African aviation faces a significant financial hurdle, with a staggering \$846 million in airline funds blocked from repatriation by governments across the continent. This alarming figure represents a substantial portion of the global total of \$1.3 billion, highlighting the urgent need for policy reforms and … read more
Tunisair Boosts Fleet with Leased Aircraft for Hajj 2025 and Beyond
Tunisair has temporarily expanded its long-haul capabilities by leasing a 12-year-old Airbus A330-200 from Spanish charter operator Privilege Style. This aircraft is currently servicing routes to Paris, Montréal, and Jeddah, the latter being a crucial hub for the Hajj 2025… read more
IATA’s Plea: Nurture, Don't Overtax, African Aviation
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) delivered a stern message to African governments at its 81st Annual General Meeting (AGM) in New Delhi: cease the excessive taxation and charges that are stifling the continent’s aviation sector. While acknowledging the promising 9% surge in… read more
Mali Airlines Appoints First CEO, Poised for West African Aviation Growth
The Malian government's appointment of Aristide De Balla Moro Sidibé as the inaugural Director General (CEO) of Mali Airlines signals a significant development in West Africa's aviation landscape. This move marks a crucial step towards the launch of the state-owned carrier, aiming to enhance both dom… read more
SAATM Opens New Routes, Cuts Costs
A wave of change is sweeping across the African skies, promising exciting new opportunities for travel agents across the continent. At the heart of this transformation is the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), a groundbreaking initiative poised to reshape air travel and unlock significant potential for the … read more
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