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Equatorial
Congo Airlines (ECAir) is poised to shake up Central Africa’s
aviation landscape with the relaunch of its regional network. Starting
June 30, 2025, the airline will reconnect Brazzaville
with key cities in Cameroon and
Gabon, marking its return to international operations
after an eight-year hia… read more
Mozambique’s
flag carrier, LAM – Linhas Aéreas de
Moçambique, has issued an urgent international tender for
five Boeing 737-700 aircraft. This move
is a critical component of the airline’s comprehensive restructuring
plan, overseen by Knighthood Global
Limited, a consultancy led by … read more
African
aviation faces a significant financial hurdle, with a
staggering \$846 million in airline funds
blocked from repatriation by governments across the
continent. This alarming figure represents a substantial portion of the
global total of \$1.3 billion, highlighting the urgent need for policy
reforms and … read more
Cronos Airlines, based in Malabo, Equatorial
Guinea, has significantly upgraded its service offerings with the
addition of an Embraer Legacy 600, configured for
VIP travel. This strategic move marks the airline’s
first foray into the premium segment and positions it to capitalize on
the growing demand for luxury ai… read more
Camrail,
a pivotal player in Cameroon’s railway
sector, has concluded its 2023-2024 Young
Talent Rail Program, marking a significant step in
cultivating the next generation of African railway
leaders. This intensive training initiative, culminating
in project presentations on… read more
Camrail,
a key player in Central Africa's rail network, has announced
significant investments in its infrastructure and operations, promising a
boost for regional trade and travel.
These developments hold particular significance for African travel
agents, offering enhanced logistical solutions and imp… read more
In
a bold move to enhance travel accessibility, the Ghanaian government
has announced a significant reduction in passport fees, lowering the
cost of a standard 32-page passport from \$32 to \$22. This 25%
decrease, spearheaded by Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, aims
to make travel documents more accessible without imposing ad… read more
Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace,
is in discussions with the Namibian government to establish direct
flights between Lagos, Nigeria, and Windhoek, Namibia’s capital. The
move is part of broader efforts to strengthen aviation ties between the
two nations and enhance seamless travel for passengers between West and
South… read more
The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB)
has unveiled an exciting new initiative aimed at revolutionizing travel
to Namibia: the Visa-on-Arrival program.
Officially launched on 3rd March 2025, the
program will take effect starting 1st April
2025. This strategic move, developed … read more
Camair-Co, Cameroon’s national
airline, has announced the addition of a fourth weekly flight on its
Douala-Libreville route, starting 24 March
2025. Operated by a Boeing 737-700, this expansion aims to strengthen
the airline’s regional presence and enhance connectivity between
Cameroon and Gabon.
… read more
ECAir Returns to Regional Skies: Congo Carrier to Challenge Incumbents
LAM Mozambique Seeks Five Boeing 737-700s in Urgent Bid to Restructure
Africa’s Aviation Sector Grapples with \$846 Million in Blocked Funds
Cronos Airlines Elevates VIP Travel in Central Africa With New Embraer Legacy 600
Camrail’s Training Initiative Fuels Next-Gen Railway Leaders in Africa
Ghana Slashes Passport Fees to Boost Travel Accessibility
Air Peace and Namibia Discuss Direct Flights to Boost Nigeria-Windhoek Connectivity
Namibia Launches Visa-on-Arrival Initiative to Boost Tourism
Camair-Co Boosts Douala-Libreville Route with Fourth Weekly Flight
