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Angola's
rapidly evolving aviation and hospitality sector has taken another
significant step forward, as President João
Lourenço officially authorised the concession of a hotel
unit at the newly operational Dr. António Agostinho Neto
International Airport (AIAAN) to the
Mangrove Group in excl… read more
Southern
Africa's aviation landscape is preparing for a fresh chapter as
Namibia intensifies efforts to establish
its new state-owned national airline, provisionally named
Namibia Air. According to a statement
released by the country's Ministry of Works and Transport
on Thursday, 13 August 20… read more
In
a move set to reshape one-stop connectivity between Scandinavia, the
Gulf and Asia, Etihad Airways has confirmed
the launch of a brand-new seasonal service linking Abu
Dhabi and Gothenburg. The route takes off on
17 December 2026 and will run four times
weekly through to 2… read more
In
a significant step forward for Southern Africa's aviation regulatory
landscape, the Zambia Civil Aviation Authority
(ZCAA) has officially introduced a new digital platform
dedicated to reporting aviation safety incidents. Announced on
Monday, 10 August 2026, the initiative is
designed to accelerat… read more
A
significant shift in long-haul connectivity between
Southern Africa and Oceania is now taking
shape, following the launch of Qantas' direct service linking
Perth and Johannesburg. The inaugural
flight departed on 7 December 2025, marking a major expansion of the
Australian carrier's western interna… read more
West
Africa's cultural tourism landscape is receiving a powerful boost as
Ghana and the Republic of Korea deepen
their bilateral cooperation across tourism, culture and the creative
arts. Backed by approximately US\$4.5 million in financial
and technical support, the five-year partnership was
disclos… read more
.... as a
combination of fleet limitations, pilot departures, and financial
reporting delays threatens to reshape regional connectivity across
Southern Africa. For the African travel trade, the developments carry
significant weight, particularly for professionals routing clients
through Gaborone or relying on the national carrier to fe… read more
North
African leisure aviation continues to gather momentum as
Nouvelair Tunisie, Tunisia's well-known
private leisure carrier, prepares to welcome another
Airbus A320-216 into its operational fleet.
The 12-year-old aircraft is being sourced from Irish aircraft lessor
Avolon, one of … read more
Nigeria's
aviation sector is set for another exciting boost as Ibom
Air prepares to take delivery of its third
Airbus A220-300 as early as next week. The new aircraft
is scheduled to arrive from Airbus Canada's facility in
Montréal-Mirabel, bringing the airline's total fleet to
… read more
Kruger National Park's road
networkremains one of the strongest reasons the reserve
continues to be Africa's most celebrated self-drive safari destination.
Stretching over 2,000 kilometres of designated tourist
roads, the network links the main rest camps through
tarred routes while offering coun… read more
Hilton and Mangrove Group to Run Landmark Hotel at Angola's New Luanda Airport
Namibia Eyes Embraer Jets and Brazilian Expertise to Power New National Carrier
Etihad Airways Opens Gothenburg Gateway, Unlocking Faster Asia Links for African Trade
Zambia Rolls Out Digital Safety Reporting System to Sharpen Aviation Oversight
Qantas Opens New Perth–Johannesburg Direct Corridor, Reshaping Africa–Oceania Air Links
Ghana and Korea Seal US\$4.5m Five-Year Pact to Elevate Heritage Tourism and Creative Arts
Air Botswana is confronting one of the most challenging periods in its recent history...........
Nouvelair Tunisie Expands Fleet with A320 from Avolon in Fresh Capacity Boost
Ibom Air to Receive Third Airbus A220-300 Next Week, Fleet Grows to Ten Aircraft
Kruger National Park's road network
