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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
Rwanda's national carrier, RwandAir, is preparing for one of the most ambitious expansion drives in its history, with fresh plans to significantly deepen its long-haul footprint across both Europe and Asia. The Kigali-based airline has confirmed the addition of five leased Airbus A330 aircraft to its fleet, a mo… read more
Central African aviation has taken another confident step forward with Royal Airways of Chad officially welcoming its first Embraer ERJ145 regional jet into service. The addition marks a pivotal milestone for the N'Djamena-based carrier, which has been steadily building its reputation as one of the region's most… read more
The aviation landscape between East Africa and the Horn of Africa is set for a fresh boost following confirmation that Kenya and Djibouti have agreed to speed up political consultations and finalise negotiations on a new Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA). The announcement was made by Kenya's Principal Secr… read more
Rwanda's national carrier RwandAir is preparing to make one of the boldest moves in its history, unveiling ambitious plans to expand deeper into Europe and Asia while simultaneously scaling up its long-haul fleet. The airline is adding five leased Airbus A330 aircraft and has set its sights on doubling its overa… read more
A quiet but consequential challenge is reshaping the way airlines process international passengers, and it goes to the very heart of how modern travel is authorised. When a passenger arrives at the airport clutching a valid passport, a confirmed ticket and an eVisa, one deceptively simple question arises: how does the airline ac… read more
Uganda's private tourism sector has thrown its full weight behind the ambitious Roosevelt Africa Trail (RAT), an initiative that promises to transform a remarkable chapter of shared history into a living, revenue-generating tourism product with the potential to reshape the country's visitor economy. Backing from the Ugan… read more
Zimbabwe's national carrier Air Zimbabwe could soon find itself at the centre of one of the most intriguing capital-raising conversations in African aviation, following a bold suggestion by the country's securities regulator that the airline be listed on the stock market. The proposal, floated by the Securities and Excha… read more
Europe is far from being a single, uniform tourism market, and for African suppliers seeking to grow their share of the outbound trade, understanding the nuances between individual source markets can be just as crucial as reaching them in the first place. This is precisely the gap that Africa Showcase is working to close, by con… read more
Nigeria's aviation landscape is set to welcome yet another new player, as startup carrier Caliphate Air prepares to take delivery of its second Embraer E190, an aircraft previously operated by Vietnam's Bamboo Airways. The incoming jet will join a first E190 already delivered to the Sokoto-backed airline, effect… read more