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Spurred by further easing of travel restrictions, Emirates is boosting the number of destinations served by flagship aircraft to 27 by November Airline on track to restore 70% of its capacity by year-end, with the addition of more than 280,000 seats across its global network
In line with the continued easing of travel restrictions a… read more
Air Senegal is the flag carrier for the West African country of Senegal. From its hub at Blaise Diagne International Airport (DSS), the carrier operates services to other cities in the region, as well as to Europe, and even across the Atlantic to Baltimore (with a stop at JFK). It manages to do all of this with a fleet of just nine … read more
CHAIRMAN Air Peace, Chief Allen Onyema has said that Nigeria has one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the world stating that age of aircraft however is not as important a factor as airworthiness and maintenance.
The Air Peace boss made this known last Thursday as the airline took delivery of the fourth of its 13 Embraer E195-E2 Ki… read more
Effective September 21, TAAG Angola Airlines has implemented a new commercial plan for international flights in three phases, to nine destinations between Africa, America and Europe.
In this first phase, the Luanda-based airline flew to five African destinations including Johannesburg, Lagos, São Tomé, and Cape Town, with Maputo… read more
Air France has confirmed that its new scheduled flights to Maputo, Mozambique will start on December 2, and not at the end of October as originally planned. The route will be operated via Johannesburg where no passengers will disembark, as reported by Airspace Africa.
Air France has an extensive African network … read more
Scheduled for delivery in February 2020, the Airbus A340 is a key aircraft in the new era of Azman Air. Since the launch of the aircraft's commercial operations last August, the Nigerian private airline continues to test it.
South African Airways (SAA) resumed flight operations on Sept. 23, 21 months after it entered South Africa's business rescue process and following an extended grounding related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
SAA’s first scheduled flight was an early morning take-off on Sept. 23 from Johannesburg (… read more
Emirates is the first airline to implement the International Air Transport Association’s IATA Travel Pass solution on six continents as it rolls out this digital health pass to customers at all its destinations.
Following successful trials in April on select routes from its Dubai hub, Emirates gradually expanded the IA… read more
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has started rolling out an aggressive service excellence training programme in line with the country's medium term economic blueprint National Development Strategy (NDS1).
ZTA's head of corporate affairs, Godfrey 'Chief' Koti said the programme kicked off in March this year with the training of 1… read more
Emirates this week confirmed plans to increase flight frequencies to a number of US destinations amid “rising travel confidence and the easing of international travel protocols.”
Starting from October, the Gulf airline will be operating 78 weekly flights to 12 destinations in the US.… read more
Emirates expands Airbus A380 network to 27 destinations as travel demand continues to rise
The Air Senegal Fleet In 2021
Air Peace Chairman says Nigerian airlines have youngest fleet comparatively
TAAG Angola Airlines restarts international flights
Air France postpones launch of Maputo service
Azman Air lines up its Airbus A340 for the first time on domestic routes
South African Airways restarts service with limited route network
Tourism Authority rolls out service excellence training
