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Various propositions have been recommended to tap into the ocean economy for more than a decade with a view to unleash the next phase of Mauritius’ economic development. Indeed, one may say that the blue economy in Mauritius is not fully utilised yet, therefore there is no reason to look for new shores.
Undoubtedly, the country should cont… read more
Air Peace said it would commence flight services from the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA), Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA), Abuja to Ilorin Airport from June 17, 2021.
The airline also said that it has increased its daily flight into Accra, Ghana to two daily from Lagos, Nigeria.
A statement … read more
Fly Africa Zimbabwe is expected to resume flights next month
following the commissioning of a Boeing 737-500 at the Robert Gabriel
Mugabe International Airport yesterday.
The company suspended flights in 2015 due to various operational
issues that have since been resolved following a change in management. The company is expe… read more
Between 30 June and 30 September, Kenya Airways will serve this corridor with two weekly rotations on Wednesdays and Sundays. The route will be operated without competition by Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft with a capacity of 30 passengers in Business Class and 204 in Economy.
Kenya Airways had served Milan-Malpensa Ai… read more
Zimparks has started boosting the profile of Gonarezhou National Park in the southeast of the Lowveld by reintroducing rhinos in a move tailored to boost the revival of the local tourism industry, one of the key anchors of the local and national economy.
Gonarezhou is one of Zimbabwe's most popular tourist attractions with di… read more
The Kasane/ Kazungula redevelopment project is meant to diversify the tourism product offering away from wildlife resources, says Minister of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism, Ms Philda Kereng.
Speaking at the ground breaking ceremony for development of temporary offices at the Kasane Rural Administrati… read more
The Sudanese Ministry of Transport plans to develop the Suakin Port in Red Sea state for passengers. Port Sudan's southern port will not be privatised, Transport Minister Mirghani Mousa told Radio Dabanga in an interview yesterday. The ministry has also begun with the rehabilitation of the railways and damaged roads.
The harbour of … read more
Ibom Air is continuing with its fleet expansion plan. Just two years after starting operations, the Nigerian carrier, which has a uniform fleet of five CRJ900s, is diversifying into larger aircraft.
United Airlines will now offer direct flights between New York and
Johannesburg, aiming to fill the gap created by the absence of flights
previously offered by South African Airways (SAA).
United Airlines was set to launch flights between New York and
Johannesburg on 31 March, but in January the airline postponed the st… read more
A new Nigerian airline, called Cardinal Airlines is set to debut on the domestic and international routes. The airline it was gathered is bringing shorthaul aircraft such as embraers and ATRs for cost effectiveness on domestic and regional operations.
The application for its air transport licence, according to information has reache… read more
Why Mauritius is key to unlocking Africa’s blue economy
Air Peace commences Ilorin route & increases frequencies into Accra
Fly Africa to resume flights next month
Kenya Airways returns to Milan after 30 years
Zimparks in drive to boost tourism
Tourism product diversification project starts
Sudan to Rehabilitate Sea, Land, and Air Transport
Ibom Air to become the first operator of the Airbus A220-300 in West Africa
Direct flights between Johannesburg and New York to kick off in June
