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Accra’s champion will represent the city in the Turkish Airlines
World Golf Cup Grand Finals Turkish Airlines, flying to more countries
than any other airline, arrived in Accra at Achimota Golf Club with the
Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup on 26th October 2024. Local high-profile
figures and members of the business community attended the… read more
United Nigeria Airlines is planning to set up a multi-million-dollars Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria in partnership with Cronos Airlines.
United Nigeria has also signed an interlining and codeshare agreement with the airline, which would enable the two carriers to partner domestically and regionall… read more
After approximately four years of touting the intent to eliminate
third-party cookies from its popular Chrome browser, Google has reversed
course, giving digital marketers an unexpected reprieve. Following
multiple delays and a series of lackluster alternatives, the company in
July 2024 … read more
The Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation and Prevention Bureau (AAIIPB) of Ghana has launched a weeklong workshop at the Ghana Civil Aviation Training Academy (GATA), located at Kotoka International Airport in Accra, to advance expertise in aircraft accident investigation.
The training which kicked off yesterday … read more
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest airline, now offers daily non-stop flights from Brussels Airport to Addis Ababa, connecting Belgian travellers to 62 African destinations. The service, launched in October 2024, introduces two new African routes: Freetown, Sierra Leone, known for its rich culture and natural beauty, and Maun, Bo… read more
Ethiopian Airlines has taken delivery of Africa’s first Airbus A350-1000, marking a milestone as the first African carrier to operate this advanced aircraft model. The A350-1000 will serve high-demand routes including Washington D.C., London, Paris, and Frankfurt, enhancing the airline’s premium services with increased capacity and… read more
The travel industry has faced its share of challenges, but history
shows us that it's remarkably resilient. Even in the face of unforeseen
events, people’s desire to explore and experience new cultures remains
undimmed. In fact, new research from Google and Deloitte predicts a
staggering 60% increase in international travellers by 2040.… read more
Namibia
has reallocated funds originally designated for railway projects in the
2024 budget to other initiatives, as stated by the Minister of Finance
and Public Enterprises, Ipumbu Shiimi, during the mid-year budget
review.
The
minister noted that due to low execution rates on capital projects, a
total of N$2.1 b… read more
Experimental travel
is all about taking unusual routes and challenging traditional norms to
create memorable experiences and innovative approaches to travel.
… read more
On
30 October, Neos Airlines proudly resumed direct flights between Milan,
Italy, and Lagos, Nigeria, marking a significant milestone as this is
the first such service since Alitalia ceased operations on this route
several years ago.
The inaugural flight, designated as NO3396, was
operated by a Boeing 737 … read more
9th Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup lands in Accra, Ghana
United Nigeria Plans Multi-Million-Dollar MRO Facility In Nigeria
What Google’s cookie reversal means for travel
Ghana Upskills Aviation Experts to Enhance Air Safety
Ethiopian Airlines launches daily non-stop flights from Brussels to Addis Ababa
Travel 2040: 2.4 billion reasons to get excited about the future of travel
Namibia reallocated funds for Railway Projects
Neos Airlines re-establishes direct Milan-Lagos flights
