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Cameroon's flag carrier,
Camair-Co, has posted a modestly improved
financial performance for the 2025 financial year, narrowing its net
loss for the second consecutive year while remaining heavily reliant on
public subsidies. According to the airline's 2025 financial statements,
the state-owned carrier recorded a net l… read more
Nigeria's
aviation sector stands at a defining moment, with growing indications
that stronger cooperation between government and private operators could
unlock major economic value for the country and the wider West and
Central African region. This message came into sharp focus following a
high-level visit to Aero Contractors… read more
Tanzania's
fast-rising premium charter carrier Miracle
Air has strengthened its aviation footprint with the
arrival of a brand-new Cessna Grand Caravan
EX, marking the third such aircraft to join its fleet
since the airline launched operations in January 2025. Registered as
5H-ZHR, the new turboprop … read more
Angola's
flag carrier TAAG-Linhas Aéreas de Angola
is stepping confidently into a new era of growth, backed by a
comprehensive strategy that places the newly commissioned Dr. António
Agostinho Neto International Airport at the centre of its ambitions. For
African aviation and tourism professionals watching the continen… read more
Mozambique
is steadily regaining its footing as a preferred Indian Ocean
destination, following the severe flooding that swept across the country
during the 2025/26 rainy and cyclone
season. While emergency conditions have long passed, the
recovery landscape is a mixed picture: many coastal tourism regions are
once a… read more
Mozambique's
national airline, Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique
(LAM), is facing one of the most serious governance
crises in its history, following the release of an internal audit report
that exposes significant irregularities in a 25 million US dollar
aircraft acquisition. The findings, contained in a document of more th… read more
Ghana's
tourism industry has taken a meaningful step toward inclusivity, as the
Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA)
welcomed 40 students from the Tetteh Ocloo State School for the Deaf in
Adjei Kojo, Ashaiman, on a specially curated educational excursion. The
initiative, held last Friday, offered the learners a rare… read more
Central
Africa's aviation landscape is on the verge of a historic
transformation, with Baba Ahmadou Danpullo,
Francophone Africa's richest billionaire, announcing plans to invest
approximately 500 billion CFA francs, equivalent to around 900 million
US dollars, in the creation of a brand-new airline and two privately
… read more
Cast
your mind back to 2020, when a global health emergency emptied airport
terminals, silenced ticketing counters, and stripped travel agencies of
their core income overnight. Yet even as passenger jets sat idle,
freighters kept crossing continents, carrying medicine, electronics, and
essential goods. That painful lesson has quietly r… read more
Air
Mauritius is at the centre of a major corporate governance storm, with
its board of directors now preparing to take decisive legal and
disciplinary action following the release of a forensic audit conducted
by international advisory firm Kroll. The
investigation, which examined fleet management decisions taken betw… read more
Camair-Co Trims Losses to \$7.7 Million as Cameroon Deepens State Support and Fleet Renewal
Nigeria's Aero Contractors MRO Emerges as Regional Powerhouse for African Aviation Growth
Miracle Air Boosts Tanzania Safari Skies with Third Cessna Grand Caravan Delivery
TAAG Angola Charts Bold Expansion with New Hub, Fleet Renewal and Deeper African Links
Mozambique Reopens for Tourism as Coastal Corridors Rebound from 2026 Flood Season
LAM Mozambique Rocked by Audit Revealing Serious Flaws in \$25 Million Aircraft Purchase
TOUGHA Champions Inclusive Tourism with Landmark Excursion for Deaf Students in Ghana
Cameroon Billionaire Danpullo Stakes \$900 Million on New Airline and Two Private Airports
Sabre-TGA Alliance Turns West African Ticket Offices into Cross-Border Cargo Hubs
Air Mauritius Board Moves Towards Legal Action After Damning Kroll Fleet Audit Findings
