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It is incontrovertible that Nigeria’s aviation industry is laden with humongous challenges, ranging from forex crunch, fuel crisis, inadequate technical manpower, statutory bottlenecks, etc, making it tough for airlines to stay afloat and sustain themselves. These factors, coupled with other internal drawbacks, have led to the untimely de… read more
The German cruise line Nicko Cruises will feature Cape Town in South Africa as a key turnaround port on the 183-day World Cruise aboard Vasco da Gama.
The ship, formerly Holland America Line’s Statendam and P& O Cruises Australia’s Pacific Eden, will sail an 86-day grand voyage from Cape Town to Sydney.
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The world’s first liveaboard cruise ship Gemini, operated by Life at Sea Cruises, a new cruise company that is launching a three-year, around-the-world cruise, will feature Cape Town and a dozen other ports in Africa on its intensive itinerary.
The cruise line is offering the three-year World Cruise, a first for the in… read more
The distinctive livery of the world’s largest international airline, Emirates, has undergone a refresh.
Sir Tim Clark, President Emirates Airline said: “Aircraft livery is the most instantly recognisable brand real estate for any airline. It’s a visual representation of our unique identity, something we wear proudly, and display in … read more
When he took office at the end of 2021, TAAG Angola Airlines president and CEO Eduardo Fairen Soria promised to make the Angolan national airline profitable. To achieve this, the new executive is tackling operating costs and losses, by regularly re-evaluating its route network
The Government of Mozambique has introduced a visa waiver for citizens of 28 countries that present a low risk of illegal immigrati… read more
The South African Department of Sports, Arts and Culture has gazetted new name changes for South Africa. According to … read more
Lagos International Airport is the busiest airport in West Africa, handling over 90,000 aircraft movements per year. The airport operator periodically carries out maintenance on its infrastructure. This time, it is the main runway that will undergo a facelift.
Air France has tabled various changes to its intercontinental operations for the summer of 2023, which will come into effect from 26 March. Several African routes are affected by these changes
South African low cost airline FlySafair is set to introduce flights to Zanzibar in … read more