Aviation news for Africa
In a bold move to strengthen its presence in the African market, Saudi Arabia’s leading low-cost carrier Flynas is set to launch two exciting new routes in January 2025. This expansion marks a significant milestone in Flynas’ ambitious growth and expansion plan, aptly titled “We Connect the World to the Kingdom.”
After months of uncertainty, Etihad Airways has finally resumed its flights to Nairobi, Kenya. This development comes after several postponements and changes in the original schedule
Ibom Air, Nigeria’s local government-owned airline, is set to embark on an exciting journey of growth as the airline expands … More
Despite accounting for a relatively small portion of the global air market, Africam based airlines are fighting for a spot on the global market share as more and more passengers take to the skies. The continent’s busiest international air routes reflect its growing importance in global aviation, driven by expanding trade, business, culture, and tourism ties.
Get ready for enhanced connectivity across southern Africa! Airlink, a prominent regional airline, has just signed a groundbreaking codeshare agreement with Air France-KLM. This partnership officially kicked off on December 3rd, 2024, promising to revolutionize travel experiences for passengers.
The skies above South Africa are growing stormy as South African Airways (SAA) faces off against striking pilots. This labour dispute threatens to disrupt the crucial holiday travel season, leaving thousands of travelers wondering if they’ll be grounded.
Uganda Airlines has been navigating a complex web of short-term solutions and long-term plans for its fleet expansion. The journey began with a capacity crunch, necessitating a temporary fix that would eventually lead to more sustainable growth.
ProFlight has announced a new route that will link Livingstone and Cape Town with two weekly flights on Thursdays and … More
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