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fastjet, the low-cost African airline, today announces that the Director… read more
Report recommends inclusive, broad-based and pro-poor policies to address inequality and reduce poverty rates; Impact of COVID-19 in South Africa projected to affect rest of Southern African economies. A higher level of preparedness is urgently needed to prevent and mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa, including additional r… read more
As South Africa mulls the idea floating a new national airline for the country, a business and economic strategist, Michael Power, has said the nation is better off with the ‘Open Skies policy’.
According to him, the country should mute the idea of setting a new airline, noting that, one serious option that “we should adopt a… read more
Afrijet complies with the requirements of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The private Gabonese company has just obtained its IOSA (Iata Operational Safety Audit) certification, announces the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC).
Valid for a period of two years, renewable, this certification confirms the G… read more
Although the short-term future of air transport looks difficult, Niger Airlines wants to strengthen its fleet, and by extension its operational capacities. To do this, the Nigerien national company plans to acquire a Fokker 50. According to the report of the Council of Ministers of Friday July 24, 2020, it requested approval for the b… read more
East African carrier, Uganda Airlines made its first flight into West Africa in an operation which saw the carrier evacuating over 50 of the country’s nationals stranded in the region due to the coronavirus pandemic and global travel restrictions. According to softpower.ug, Ugandan music icon, Eddy Kenzo and a group of over 50 Ugan… read more
As the world comes to grips with the pandemic's acute health
and socio-economic impacts, today we are facing a new reality of unprecedented
uncertainty. COVID-19 has brought the aviation industry to a halt, and like
everywhere else, it had a massive social, financial and economic impact in
Africa. The grounding of flights has resulted in… read more
The embattled South African Airways this week returned four more leased airplanes to their lessors, leaving the airline with only five to use, and with several questions about its ability to continue operations.
This comes after the airline had initially returned 17 aircraft in mid-June, followed by a second batc… read more
Radisson Hotel Group has surpassed one of its five-year development objectives to “double its Indian Ocean portfolio by 2022”, with the group on track to instead triple the portfolio in 2020. The group has identified Indian Ocean as a key market in its African development strategy, with a current portfolio of seven hotels in operation and… read more
An investment expert, Wayne Troughton has posited that there seems to be a resilient approach to the current state of the sector under the prevailing conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. This he made in this report by www.businessghana.com
Acknowledged as one of the African continent’s leading hospitality investment experts, Wayne T… read more
Fastjet: Preparations for delisting from London Stock Exchange
COVID-19 impact in South Africa will affect all Southern African economies
Gabon: Afrijet obtains its IOSA certification
Niger Airlines will add a third Fokker 50
Ugandan Airline's first maiden flight to West Africa for evacuation
Resilience and recovery: Aviation in Africa
SAA has only five airplanes left
Radisson Hotel Group on Track to Triple Its Indian Ocean Portfolio in 2020
Despite Covid19 disruptions 68% of Hotel Projects in Africa proceed unhindered says Expert
