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The Guinean government as given a nod for the country’s airspace to be opened to international operation as global economies gradual ease travel restriction.
According to a statement issued by the Principal Police Commissioner of Conairy Gibénsia Airport, Mr Sangaré Abdoulaye, all passengers holding Schengen area passports will n… read more
Air Cote d'Ivoire will resume its flights between Conakry (Guinea) again from Abidjan and vice versa. This flights will resume on July 24. Operations as follows:
- Abidjan - Conakry: Mon • Wed • Fri
- Conakry - Abidjan: Tue • Thu • Sat
The President of Guinea Alpha Condé has announced that the country’s international airport will resume air travel since Friday, July 17, 2020.
President Condé in a national broadcast on July 15, said, the Gbessia International Airport in Conakry will start gradual resumption of air travels from tomorrow with strict adh… read more
Ibom Air, which is owned by Akwa Ibom State in Nigeria, is one of the drivers of the state’s growth and one of the most successful, professionally managed enterprises in the region.
Ekpo did not provide any further details about the plans to launch international flights but hinted that the carrier would be getting more than one new … read more
The airline said the announcement forms part of the framework to ease some measures and restrictions implemented to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Authorities continue to suspend all international flights until further notice.
The average cost of 1GB of data on the continent is 7.12 percent of average income, with some countries having rates as high as 20 percent
Taxing internet access / restricting social media access seen as counterproductive and repressiveAfrica’s internet duopolists MTN and Airtel challenged to improve reliability, speed and to substant… read more
The Roberts International Airport, Liberia may soon be opened to commercial flight operations as authorities at the airport brainstorms with stakeholders, both local and international to explore the possibility of its reopening.
The airport had been closed to flight operations to curb the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic following… read more
A 100% subsidiary of the German carrier Lufthansa since the end of 2016, the Belgian airline was struggling to make profits since it was founded on the ashes of defunct Sabena. Lufthansa, the leading airline group in Europe, already owned 45% of the shares of the Belgian company before 2016, with an option to buy the other 55%.
The buyout … read more
Despite the challenges brought about by the coronavirus crisis, Ethiopian Airlines has not reached out for state aid. It has not laid off any workers and has not canceled any of its outstanding aircraft orders. Clearly, the African giant is doing something right. CEO Tewolde GebreMariam has provided some insight into how his airlin… read more
It’s often a difficult and notorious challenge, launching an airline in Africa. Limited opportunities are often crimped by regulations, while national champions are so dominant. The present Coronavirus pandemic further adds to the checklist of problems for a plucky entrant, as Transair, a domestic Senegalese airline can attest to.
Founded … read more
Guinea opens air space to international aviation
Air Cote d'Ivoire to resume Abidjan to Conakry operations
Ibom Air Plans to Launch International Service
Equatorial Guinea restarts domestic flights
Internet cost in Africa far too high
Liberia’s Roberts International Airport may soon be open to commercial flight operations
Brussels Airlines explains why it will no longer fly to Conakry and Ouagadougou
How Ethiopian Airlines is overcoming the airline crisis
Transair, a domestic airline in Senegal, faces problems because COVID-19 pandemic
