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The Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, has warned members of Airlines Operators of Nigeria against blaming the Ministry and agencies under it for the unsavoury operating environment and decline in profit in the sector. Senator Sirika gave the warning on Wednesday in Abuja, at the conclusion of the three day public hearing on th… read more
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pleasure in inviting you to attend the Spotlight on Africa & Indian Ocean
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At Spotlight Virtual TravelExpo Travel Agents
& Tour Operators can network with 25 Hotel Groups, Airlines, Tour
Operators, Resorts, Tourism Organ… read more
The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) and TAAG Angola will host the 52nd Annual General Assembly in a virtual format on the 09 and 10 November 2020. The premier African air transport industry event will gather over 500 high profile African and global aviation leaders to draw a roadmap for a successful restart and recovery… read more
Sir Tim Clark is ready to share is vision, how will the aviation industry will be shaping and look like in 2025? “The pandemic is a glitch,” said Sir Tim Clark, the world’s most different airline CEO. Sir Tim Clark is the President of Emirates Airlines. He is the man who works more out of the box than any airline chief.
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East Africa Bank (EAB) is on the path to becoming one of the top financial institutions in the region. The bank has its services available in 15 locations in Djibouti and is targeting to have more physical presence in the country and venture into Ethiopia, and other Eastern African countries.
The expansion reson… read more
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has enhanced its Travel Industry Designator Service (TIDS) and will also no longer charge travel agencies to use the service. With the improved overall user experience, agencies can now self-manage their profile online, simplifying the processes for both themselves and the travel s… read more
The World Youth Student and Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation announced the release of a new publication titled The Youth Travel Industry and COVID-19.
This report provides a summary of survey results derived from the WYSE Travel Confederation COVID-19 Travel Business Impact Survey for the period March – Augus… read more
The airport is a public place where anyone traveling are allowed access, off course there are many workers who are also allowed entry due to the role they place of ensuring seamless facilitation, security, safety and comfort for the traveling public. The airport terminals are secured space and anyone who tries to breach security will be answerab… read more
For purpose of transparency and accountability which is one of the cardinal objectives of the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administrationís much-orchestrated anti-corruption crusade, all the humongous public funds so far budgeted by the Federal Government annually, for the botched National Carrier Project, must not be allowed to end up … read more
The Dutch government on Saturday froze the release of public aid of 3.4 billion euros intended to help the airline KLM in the face of the coronavirus crisis, after the unions refused to sign a five-year agreement. Mr. Hoekstra had given the management and the unions of KLM until Saturday 11:00 GMT to sign this agreement supp… read more
Nigeria: Sirika Warns Airline Operators Against Blame Game
Starts today: Spotlight on Africa & Indian Ocean Islands Virtual TravelExpo
Aviation Leaders to define the roadmap for recovery
Emirates CEO predicts Global Aviation: You are part of it!
East Africa Bank opens new headquarters in Djibouti
IATA upgrades Travel Industry Designator Service (TIDS)
New research report: The Youth Travel Industry and COVID-19
Lagos Airport: Safe haven for Lunatics, hawkers and beggars?
Is the National Carrier Project jinxed?
Dutch gvt. stops state aid to help KLM
