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Qatar Airways and Oman Air have agreed to further expand their existing codeshare partnership, six months after announcing plans to strengthen str… read more
RwandAir has become the first African airline to be awarded the top Diamond status rating for Covid-19 prevention measures. The rating is the highest attainable level. The award from APEX Health Safety and powered by SimpliFlying honours the airline’s sustained work to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and sanitisation fo… read more
Air Peace has deployed its two brand new 195-E2 aircraft for operating test flights in preparation for service. Stanley Olisa, Spokesperson for the airline, in a statement, said that one of the two aircraft was flown empty from Lagos to Owerri, Abuja and Port Harcourt for familiarisation at the weekend.
The statement hinted t… read more
With Egyptair set to take over covert subsidiary Air Sinai’s Tel Aviv routes, its two Airbus A220-300s were looking for a new home. Now, it seems they will be heading to the west coast of Africa to join the fleet of fast-growing Ibom Air. These will be the largest aircraft Ibom has operated since its launch in 2019.
Air Sinai’s A220s fi… read more
Air Seychelles will resume direct services from Johannesburg to
the Seychelles and Maldives this June, offering trave… read more
Emirates announced on Monday that flights between Dubai and Venice will resume from July 1. Although the airline will initially only put on three flights a week, the enhanced connectivity will boost trade and … read more
Yesterday, Uganda Airlines will launch its much expected flights between Entebbe and Johannesburg.
The route will initially be served four times a week with flights leaving Entebbe every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The return flights from Johannesburg will leave South Africa after a short layover.
Uga… read more
Fly Africa, launched in 2014, was intended to be a success story of the low-cost model in southern Africa.
But the following year, the company suspended operations amid regulatory failures and shareholder disputes. Bought out in 2017, the low-cost airline tried to take off again in 2018 but failed. Three years later, it is trying again.
Emirates airline said some of its pilots who were furloughed last
year due to Covid-19 have returned to work as it ramps up its operations
amid signs of a recovery in air travel. “As demand slowly and gradually returns, Emirates has been
positioning itself to support the scaling up of operations and we have
already recalled… read more
Zambian regional carrier Proflight Zambia has announced that it will postpone its new service between Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (LVI) in Livingstone and OR Tambo International Airport (JNB) in … read more