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The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has introduced stringent measures to further guide against passengers’ delayed luggage by airlines. In compliance with the Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations (NCARs), the regulatory agency is imposing fines of $170 and N10, 000 on foreign and local airlines, respectively for delayed passengers’… read more
Lobito
Atlantic Railway (LAR), a key operator along the strategic Lobito
Railway Corridor, has received its first delivery of 275 new container
wagons from South African manufacturer Galison Manufacturing. This
delivery marks a significant milestone in LAR's ambitious three-year
expansion and modernization plan, aimed at enhancing tran… read more
The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has released its annual report titled ‘State of Africa’s Infrastructure Report 2024,’ which indicates that progress in expanding and improving the rail network as outlined in the African Union’s railway initiative has been limited to date.
According to the report, out of the ambitious plan to construct … read more
Togo-based ASKY is changing its network to fly more nonstop regional
routes, ahead of the potential arrival of its first Boeing 787s in 2026,
and the carrier is aiming to negotiate codeshares with four African
airlines.
ASKY, which is part-owned by Ethiopian Airlines, currently serves 29 destinations across Afric… read more
TAAG Angola Airlines will begin transitioning commercial flights to a
new $3.8 billion airport in Angola’s capital Luanda from November as
part of efforts to position the southern African nation as a regional
aviation hub.
The first route to switch from the existing Quatro
de Fevereiro Luanda International Airport (LA… read more
TAAG – Angola Airlines is experiencing a period of transformation and modernization, accommodating itself in the new competitive context of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), at the same time foreseeing to improve operational efficiency and quality of service provided to the traveling public and consignees.
Curren… read more
The winners of the 5th World Culinary Awards, the global initiative to recognise and reward excellence in the culinary industry, have been announced. … read more
The governments of Angola and Zambia have recently formalized concession agreements with the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC). This significant step marks the commencement of the construction phase for an extensive 800-kilometer railway link, which will serve as a vital connection between the two African nations.
These com… read more
On September 19, TAAG Angola Airlines received its first Airbus A220-300 (registered D2-TAA) in Montreal, Canada, as part of a lease agreement for 15 aircraft from Azorra and Air Lease Corp.
The plane, with a seating configuration of 137 passengers (12 in business class and 125 in economy), debuted the airline’s new livery, i… read more
TAAG Angola Airlines is deeply committed to empowering Luanda as a
key hub within the region, thus facilitating intra-Africa connections.
Within this scope, the airline will be adding new frequencies to
high-demand destinations, namely Cape Town (South Africa), São Tomé
Island (Island of São Tomé and Príncipe) and Brazzaville (Republic o… read more
Delayed Luggage: NCAA Goes Tough On Defaulting Airlines
Lobito Atlantic Railway Receives First Batch of New Container Wagons, Marking Significant Milestone
Africa's Railway Infrastructure Deficit
ASKY To Expand Network, Add African Codeshares
TAAG Set For Switch To New $3.8B Airport
Zambia Lobito railway concession has been finalized
