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Corsair, the French long-haul specialist, wants to serve Bamako again this summer, after the convincing results obtained during the previous season. The aim is to position itself as a credible alternative to the current competition on this very popular route between Paris and the Malian capital.
One of the globe’s leading tourism market place, Internationale Tourismus-Börse (ITB Berlin) will be making a return to live (person-to-person) event since 2019 when it last held the event in the marquee Messe Berlin Arena.
Scheduled to take place from March 7-9, 2023 in Messe Berlin in the Charlottenburg province, this year’s event has Ge… read more
An equipment of the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) Plc today collided with an Airbus A320 aircraft belonging to Air Peace with the registration number: A320 ES-SAZ at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, damaging the aircraft elevator by the NAHCO stairs equipment.
The incident led to the disrupting the airlines schedu… read more
Travel/ tourism is one of the largest and strongest pillars of the modern economy, globally.
In Kenya, according to the Tourism Research Institute, the sector is a major economic contributor to the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at 10.4% and directly employs 990,000 jobs (KTSA2019). The sector is also instrumental in the social-eco… read more
Chad is more than ever at the heart of all initiatives that contribute to the establishment of a more integrated sky, particularly in Africa. The Central African country further demonstrated this commitment during its recent participation in the 14th Annual Air Services Negotiation Conference, organised by the International Civil A… read more
Tourist destinations can learn from the wellness industry and
should become more aligned to its principles post-Covid, a WT… read more
The government of Madagascar has just indefinitely extended a six-month ban on the South African airline Airlink from flying into the country – because Pretoria won’t return 73.5kg of smuggled gold bullion.
The prospects for Airlink being able to resume flights to Madagascar – what was among its five most profitable routes – n… read more
For several days, the activities of TAAG Angola Airlines were paralysed by a strike of its pilots. It was scheduled to last until 16 October.
The pilots of TAAG Angola Airlines have resumed their activities. They suspended their strike on Tuesday 11 October 2022, after the Airline Pilots Union (SPLA) reached an agreement with the… read more
A wholly-owned subsidiary of Italian tour operator Alpitour S.p.A, Neos has been offering low-cost flights to major holiday destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas since 2002.
Neos will return to Mauritius on 20 December 2022. From that date, the Italian carrier will offer 1 weekly flight (Tuesday) bet… read more
Nigerian airlines are said to be indebted to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to the tune of over N19 billion and $7.8 million on the statutory 5 per cent Ticket Sales Charge and Cargo Sales Charge (TSC/CSC).
This is just as it was gathered that they are also indebted to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (… read more
Corsair makes official request to launch Paris Orly-Bamako service this summer
ITB Berlin: African Destinations make a massive return this March
Air Peace claims sabotage as ground incident causes flight disruption
Kenya Airways celebrates new Dubai and Mombasa non-stop flight
Chad signs memorandums of understanding on air services with Oman and 4 African countries
WTM London: The Future of Destination Management & How Wellness Aligns
Madagascar indefinitely extends flight embargo on Airlink
TAAG reaches an agreement with its pilots who suspend their strike
Neos returns to Mauritius after a 6-year absence
Airlines owe NCAA, FAAN N42 billion, $7.8 million for charges, services rendered
