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Libyan
Express has quietly expanded its aircraft inventory by
acquiring a Boeing 737-400 with over three decades of operational
history. The narrow-body jet previously served under the banner of
fellow Libyan carrier Buraq Air before transitioning to its new
operator. This fleet addition comes at a pivotal moment for t… read more
A
leading aviation think-tank in Nigeria has raised serious concerns
about a government relief measure meant to support struggling domestic
carriers, arguing that the initiative has done little to ease the
financial burden on airlines or make flying more affordable for everyday
passengers. The Aviation Safety Roundtable
Initi… read more
Mauritius
has secured a significant boost to its continental connectivity with
the announcement that Ethiopian Airlines
will commence direct services to the Indian Ocean island nation next
month. Africa's largest carrier confirmed that thrice-weekly flights
between Addis Ababa and Port Louis will begin… read more
The
Central African aviation landscape continues to evolve as regional
carriers navigate the complex balance between aircraft capacity,
operational costs, and market realities. Recent developments surrounding
Fly Gabon's fleet adjustments have sparked
renewed discussion among industry observers about how African airlin… read more
Angola's
national carrier is preparing to reconnect Luanda with mainland
China, marking a significant milestone in Africa-Asia
aviation. TAAG Linhas Aereas de Angola has confirmed plans to launch
services on this strategic long-haul corridor during 2026, reviving a
route that was suspended following the global health c… read more
One
of South Sudan's most recognizable carriers is preparing
to take flight once again, with plans to resume
commercial operations during the second half of 2026. The announcement
marks a significant turning point for South Sudan Supreme Airlines,
which has remained inactive for more than five years following a tragic … read more
Kenya
Airways has unveiled far-reaching plans to transform
itself into one of Africa's most formidable carriers, with aspirations
to expand its fleet from the current 34 aircraft to more
than 50 planes by 2035. This announcement arrives at a
pivotal moment for the airline, which is preparing to celebra… read more
Air
Sénégal has bolstered its operational capacity by
welcoming another Boeing 737-800 into
service through a wet-lease agreement with Lithuanian specialist
GetJet Airlines. This latest fleet addition
underscores the West African carrier's determination to maintain
reliable domestic … read more
LAM
Mozambique is making notable strides in rebuilding its
operational capacity, having secured a wet-lease agreement for a
De Havilland Dash 8-400 turboprop while
simultaneously advancing preparations to introduce two
Embraer E190 jets into commercial service.
These developments sig… read more
The story of Air
Namibia stands as one of African aviation's most poignant
cautionary tales, offering enduring lessons for travel professionals
across the continent as the industry continues its post-pandemic
transformation. The carrier's journey from humble beginnings to
international prominence, and ultimately to its… read more
Libyan Express Acquires Vintage Boeing 737-400 as Malta Route Nears Launch
Nigerian Aviation Body Proposes Fuel-for-Stability Programme to Cut Airfares
Ethiopian Airlines Launches Mauritius Route, Unlocking Vast African Network for Island Nation
Strategic Fleet Decisions Shape the Future of Central African Air Connectivity
TAAG Angola Airlines Set to Restore Vital China Connection This Year
South Sudan Supreme Airlines Eyes Comeback After Five-Year Grounding
Kenya Airways Sets Ambitious Course to Nearly Triple Fleet Size Within Next Decade
Air Sénégal Strengthens Regional Network with New Boeing 737-800 Addition
LAM Mozambique Strengthens Fleet with Dash 8-400 Lease and Prepares Embraer E190 Launch
Lessons From Air Namibia's Collapse Remain Vital as African Aviation Enters New Era
