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Economic operators Wednesday stressed in an internet forum that the tourist potential of southern Angola could attract thousands of international tourists into the country, a fact that will boost the tourist industry and the diversification of the economy.
With the support of a virtual "zoom" platform, an initiative of the Portal Hotéis de… read more
The first de Havilland Aircraft of Canada dash-8-400 for Luanda - based TAAG Angola Airlines – Linhas Aereas de Angola (DT/DTA) is near completion of its flight test program.
Dash-8-400 c/n 4616, Canadian test registration C-GKXM, which will become D2-TFA, named ‘Kwanza’, made its first flight on May 20 2020. It will be the first no… read more
With some major setbacks hitting the country in this lockdown period, Weekly speaks to Rundheersing Bheenick, former governor of the Bank of Mauritius. He shares his views on what or who he thinks is the main culprit in the State Bank of Mauritius’ woes and the role of the Bank of Mauritius as regulator and supervisor. He also gives his opinions… read more
Angola on Tuesday awarded the licence for its fourth telecoms network to Lebanese group Africell, as sub-Saharan Africa's second-biggest oil producer opens other economic sectors to foreign competition.
Africell is already present in four African countries -- Gambia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and Uganda. Angola had awarded… read more
Middle East capacity
Following steep double-digit drops in recent weeks, the rate of capacity decline from and within the Middle East slowed last week (w/c May 11) to 2.7%. In total there were 1 million departure seats in the region’s market, a slight fall of 28,000 seats week-on-week. However, the figure meant that the Middle East’… read more
Bestfly, a privatly owned Angolan airline, has taken delivery of its second ATR72-600 aircraft. The aircraft (MSN 1072), rented from ACIA Aero Leasing, was delivered on May 13, 2020 in Toulouse, France.
The Bestfly airline continues to develop its operations in Angola. The reception of its second ATR72-600 should allow to dev… read more
During a visit of German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Angola, a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between Siemens Mobility and the Angolan Transport Minister for the constructions of the Luanda Surface Metro. It is expected the constructions to begin already in 2020. Part of the city council master plan is to build two suface metro systems.
Airlink, the privately-owned South African airline, will continue to operate services between Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth, Entebbe, Ndola and Luanda after 29 February 2020.
Business as usual, this is what Airlink communicates on all channles. And yes, this is basically true as there are no changes on the already published … read more
Press rellease from today:Airlink, the privately-run South African airline, will operate services linking Johannesburg with Port Elizabeth, Entebbe, Ndola and Luanda after 29 February 2020, even though its franchise partner, SAA, will stop serving those destinations from that date.
“We want to reassure travellers that as far as Airlink is … read more
Qatar Airways had announced during the Kuwait Aviation Show 2020 it will start to operate into two new destiantions on the African continent in 2020.Operations with daily flights into Accra will start mid of April 2020. Luanda in Angola, 4-time per week, will be served as of 14th of October 2020.