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The largest telecom operator in France, Orange is considering a move into new markets in Africa, as it targets Nigeria and South Africa. Orange’s present portfolio in the Middle East and Africa, a total of 18 countries, is the company’s fastest-growing market.
According to reports, Orange believes it would benefit from… read more
South Africa’s new airline, which metamorphosed from the ashes of South African Airways (SAA), could start with as few as 764 employees and grow to 2, 222 by January. This is according to a proposed restructuring agreement document between government, labour, and SAA’s business-rescue practitioners.
According to mg.co.za, the 30-pag… read more
Low-cost carroer Fastjet (Zimbabwe) has adjusted its plans to resume operations.
According to the latest announcement by the airline, all flights on the schedule flight network will be suspended up to and including 31 July 2020. Scheduled flights will resume from 01 August 2020. Fastjet’s flexible booking change policy … read more
Airports in Egypt will be reopened on the 1st of July and open up the beach resorts that have been shut down in the wake of the COVID 19 outbreak. Aviation, Minister Mohammed Manar says in a news conference in Cairo.
According to the southafrican com,flights will resume “between Egypt and countries which have reopened their airspace… read more
The Sudanese government extended the closure of all airports in the country for passenger traffic until June 28 as part of the coronavirus (Covid-19) precautions.
The Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement that cargo flights are excluded from the ban, as well as technical and humanitarian aid, transporting employees of oil drilling c… read more
Charles Hill — Minister of Environment, Natural Resources and Tourism Ms Philda Kereng has challenged Batswana to focus on agro tourism to change the country's economic landscape.
Speaking during Vice President's meeting with COVID-19 team in Charles Hill on June 12 Ms Kereng said COVID-19 had adversely affected the tourism sector t… read more
That Maldivian sunset you’ve been dreaming of could be a reality sooner than you thought possible. The Indian Ocean island nation is planning to open itself up to tourists from around the world with no Covid-19 reservations whatsoever starting as early as this July. This is a total reversal of the number of Covid-19-related travel restric… read more
15 June 2020 is an important date for the French commercial aviation industry. Corsair International said goodbye to its Boeing 747 operations on this day after 30 years of Jumbo-jets, it was also the last French airline to operate the Queen of the Skies.
The end of two eras. Corsair has ended the operation of the Jumbo-jet a… read more
The airline said the announcement forms part of the framework to ease some measures and restrictions implemented to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Authorities continue to suspend all international flights until further notice.
Earlier announcements by Kenya Airways for the relaunch of operations seem to have hit several hurdles as the latest projection of the relaunch of international passenger flights now seems to have been shifted to September this year.After halting flights to several destinations, including first #COVID19 outbreak country China, did … read more
French telecom giant Orange considers foray into Nigeria and South Africa
New SAA hopes to start lean and grow from next year
Fastjet Zimbabwe publishes a date for resumption of operations!
Egypt’s airports, beaches to reopen for travellers
Sudan Airports Closed Until June 28
Botswana: Agro-Tourism Way to Go
Maldives opening to tourists without restrictions
Corsair ends B747 operations
Equatorial Guinea restarts domestic flights
Kenya Airways expects international passenger flights to resume in September
