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“In light of health and safety considerations, Emirates has temporarily modified some aspects of our onboard service,” said an Emirates spokesperson. “Our onboard lounge and social area will not be available to customers at this time. The safety of our customers and crew is of the utmost importance and will not be comp… read more
Royal Eswatini National Airways (Manzini King Mswati III Int'l) has secured a pair of … read more
Camair-Co boosts its fleet with two A320s leased
The two 180-seater aircraft have been leased from Danish Air Transport (msn 839, OY-RUZ) and Moldova's HiSky (msn 6513, YR-JOY) respectively, while the short-term lease for the second aircraft has been arranged and negotiated by Skyworld Aviation.
Ch-aviation's a… read more
KLM further expands approach for Sustainable Aviation Fuel
From today, KLM will add sustainable aviation fuel to all flights departing from Amsterdam From January 13, customers can choose to purchase an additional amount of sustainable fuel when booking KLM has already signed agreements with various partners and SAF suppliers
T… read more
PRESIDENT, Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative (ASRTI), Dr. Gabriel Olowo has said the entry or exit of a national carrier is inconsequential in the grand scheme of things so long as the nation can produce strong, efficient, globally competitive flag carriers.
This is just as he has said Nigeria has pitched its tent with Air Peace as a … read more
Since Friday 7 January 2022, the Covid-19 travel ban imposed by the Republic of Mauritius on the Republic of South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia has been lifted and commercial passenger flights from these countries to Mauritius already resumed.
Travellers are reques… read more
The Government of the Republic of Seychelles has revised its advisory that restricted travel from … read more
Central African Republic: Simb Airlines receives its first Embraer E145, its CEO resigns Airlines
From a business operator at its inception in April 2021, Simb Airlines is expected to move into the scheduled segment from this year. A growth phase that will be carried out with a new executive.
Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line have become the first to cancel sailings amid rising fears of Omicron-related COVID-19 infections. The decision by the two cruise lines to cancel multiple cruises comes amid a spate of recent infections aboard cruise ships, which are believed to be linked to the emergence of the Omicron variant.… read more
With data last week suggesting one in 25 people in the UK currently
had the virus, airlines say passenger testing is having no real impact.
It is thought ministers are finalising changes to guidance on Covid testing.
The travel industry said compulsory testing for UK arrivals and departures had held back the sector’s recovery.… read more
Emirates closes Airbus A380 onboard lounges as a precaution against coronavirus
Eswatini's RENAC secures E145s
Camair-Co booste sa flotte avec deux A320 pris en leasing
KLM adds Sustainable Aviation Fuel to all flights departing from Amsterdam
National carrier: Nigeria needs strong, efficient global competitors not nomenclature- Dr. Olowo
Travel ban lifted at Mauritius
Air Seychelles to resume operations between Seychelles South Africa
Simb Airlines takes delivery of its first Embraer E145
Royal Caribbean and Norwegian first to cancel cruises due to Omicron
UK: Travel firms call for removal of testing rules
