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Island connectivity in the Atlantic is about to improve significantly. CVsky, the domestic carrier serving Cape Verde's archipelago, is taking delivery of two additional ATR 72-600 turboprops, a move that will lift its operating fleet to four aircraft. The first of the two was formally handed over on 7 October 2… read more
A quiet but telling aircraft deal is unfolding between two of Africa's state-owned carriers, and it says a great deal about where both airlines are heading. TAAG Linhas Aereas de Angola has been authorised to open negotiations with Cabo Verde Airlines over the sale of one of its Boeing 737-700s,… read more
The national carrier of Cape Verde has returned to the IATA Billing and Settlement Plan, a step that once again allows accredited agencies to issue tickets on the airline through their usual GDS platforms using the carrier's own ticket stock. The airline announced the development on Friday, 18 September, presenting it as a reinf… read more
Ghana continues to strengthen its position on the African mobility map, with the country's passport now ranked 13th out of 54 African nations according to the latest Passport Reports data. Ghanaian passport holders enjoy access to an impressive 71.7 percent of African destinations without needing to secure a vis… read more
Mozambique has taken a decisive step to reshape its aviation landscape, officially upgrading Pemba and Vilankulo to international airport status. The two facilities now join Maputo, Beira and Nacala as formally recognised international gateways within the country's aviation network, a move that carries substanti… read more
Cape Verde's rapidly evolving domestic aviation scene has taken another significant step forward with CVsky — the commercial brand of state-owned Linhas Aéreas de Cabo Verde (LACV) — moving decisively to bolster its inter-island capacity through the addition of a leased ATR 72-200. The move resp… read more
The Indian Ocean's aviation map could soon receive another significant boost, as Italian leisure carrier Neos has entered formal discussions with Seychelles authorities to launch direct services between Italy and the archipelago. The talks, revealed in a statement issued by the Seychelles Ministry of Transport, Ports and… read more
Almost nine months after Mozambique was battered by devastating floods and two tropical cyclones, the country's tourism landscape is emerging in far better shape than early-year headlines might have suggested. For the African travel trade, the essential message is clear: Mozambique is not in a nationwide tourism shutdown. What m… read more
A significant new chapter has opened in the story of African aviation cooperation, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) and the Civil Aviation Agency of Cabo Verde (AAC). The agreement, formalised on 28 August … read more
A
landmark moment for African aviation is on the horizon as
TAAG Angola Airlines prepares to launch a
brand-new Luanda–Dakar–Praia service on 31
October, establishing a long-awaited direct air link between Angola and
Cape Verde while significantly expanding the carrier's footprint across
West Africa.… read more
Cape Verde Doubles Island Air Capacity as CVsky Adds Two New ATR 72-600 Turboprops
Angola's TAAG Moves to Sell Boeing 737-700 to Cabo Verde in Fleet Shift
Cabo Verde Airlines back on agency screens after six years outside the global ticketing system
Ghana's Passport Climbs to 13th in Africa With 71.7% Continental Access, New Report Reveals
Mozambique Elevates Pemba and Vilankulo to International Airport Status in Major Aviation Reform
Neos and Air Seychelles Eye New Italy–Indian Ocean Partnership in Tourism Boost
AFCAC and Cabo Verde Seal Landmark Pact to Accelerate African Aviation Growth
