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Nigeria’s
Green Africa Airways has successfully
expanded its fleet by acquiring a second ATR 72 aircraft, marking a
strategic move to stabilise operations following recent disruptions
linked to leasing challenges. This latest addition, an ATR
72-600 with manufacturer’s serial number 1064 and
registra… read more
In
a positive development for regional connectivity,
Airlink has announced an expansion of its
service between Johannesburg, South Africa,
and Ndola, Zambia, enhancing travel
options rather than reducing them. Contrary to any speculation about
cancellations or suspensions, the airlin… read more
Ebonyi
State in Nigeria is advancing quickly towards launching its own
state-owned airline, Ebonyi Air, after
securing crucial regulatory approval to operate. While the airline’s Air
Operator Certificate (AOC) is still pending, this milestone marks a
significant step forward in bringing the project to fruition.… read more
In
a significant boost to West Africa-UK air connectivity,
Air Sierra Leone has announced the launch
of a new direct service linking Banjul, The
Gambia, to London Gatwick.
Scheduled to commence on February 15, 2026, this route marks a milestone
in strengthening trade, tourism, and in… read more
Travel plans to the remote island
of St Helena have encountered an
unexpected hurdle as the island’s airport faces a temporary suspension
of normal flight operations. Following recent technical assessments, St
Helena Airport is currently unable to maintain its required
Fire Category 6 safety rating, a … read more
The
ambitious Lobito Corridor project, which
aims to transform regional trade and connectivity in Southern and
Central Africa, is now advancing from strategic planning to coordinated
implementation. With firm commitments from Angola, Zambia, and the
Democratic … read more
Kenya is positioning itself as a global leader in tourism innovation
by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI)
and smart data to reshape the sector. Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet
Secretary Rebecca Miano highlighted this shift during the World
Governments Summit in Dubai, emphasizing that technology is no longer an
opti… read more
As
March unfolds, it marks a pivotal period in the peak
malaria season across Southern Africa. Warm temperatures,
late-summer rainfall, and lingering floodwaters create ideal conditions
for mosquito breeding, making malaria awareness and prevention
essential for safari enthusiasts, road trippers, and regional explorers… read more
Nairobi,
East Africa’s vibrant business and diplomatic hub, is redefining urban
hospitality, reflecting its evolving role as a mixed-use destination. No
longer solely a leisure market, the city is now shaped by growing
corporate travel, demand for long-stay options, and heightened regional
mobility. This shift is exemp… read more
Proflight Zambia has earned the globally respected
IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit)
certification, a testament to the airline’s unwavering
dedication to meeting the highest international safety and operational
benchmarks. This achievement not only enhances Proflight’s reputation
but also reinforces trust amo… read more
Green Africa Airways Strengthens Fleet with Second Owned ATR 72, Backed by Local Bank Loan
Airlink Boosts Johannesburg–Ndola Route with Additional Weekly Flights from March 2026
Nigeria’s Ebonyi Air Nears Launch Following Regulatory Approval and Airport Upgrades
Air Sierra Leone to Launch Direct Flights from Banjul to London Gatwick on February 15
St Helena Airport Suspends Commercial Flights Until Mid-February, Impacting Regional Tourism
Lobito Corridor Development Enters Key Implementation Phase
Kenya Embraces AI to Revolutionize Tourism for a Sustainable Future
March: A Critical Month for Malaria Awareness in Southern Africa
Proflight Zambia Achieves Prestigious IOSA Accreditation, Elevating African Aviation Standards
