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  • Proflight Zambia Flies to Windhoek

    Proflight Zambia launches direct flights to Windhoek, enhancing regional connectivity and boosting tourism and business travel.

    Supplied Proflight Zambia
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  • MOI International Airport, Mombasa Completes Full Scale Safety and Security Emergency Drills

    Moi International Airport, Mombasa, has completed full-scale emergency drills simulating aircraft and sabotage incidents to test preparedness and coordination.

    Kenya Airports Authority
  • TAAG Launches Official Recruitment Portal

    TAAG Angola Airlines has launched an official recruitment portal to streamline hiring, improve transparency, and attract skilled professionals.

  • Board of Directors for South African Airways (SAA)

    Transport Minister Barbara Creecy confirms Cabinet approval of the new SAA Board, tasked with growth, governance, and fleet expansion to 2030.

  • NCAA Suspends ValueJet Pilots Following Safety Breach

    The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority has suspended two ValueJet pilots following a serious safety protocol violation at Abuja’s domestic terminal on 5 August 2025.

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  • Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique Issues Tender for Short-Term Wet Lease of Five Aircraft

    Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique invites bids for the short-term wet lease of five aircraft. Submission deadline: 22 August 2025.

  • Guinea Signs Strategic Aviation Agreement with Gewan Africa

    Guinea signs MoU with Gewan Africa to relaunch Air Guinée and modernise its aviation sector, including airport upgrades and regional airfield reconstruction.

    République de Guinée - Ministère des Transports Guinée
  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • Airlink and Azorra Finalise Lease of 10 New Embraer E195-E2s

    Airlink confirms lease of 10 new Embraer E195-E2 aircraft from Azorra, boosting fleet capacity and regional connectivity across sub-Saharan Africa.

    Images depicting an E195-E2 in Airlink livery - supplied.
  • FLYGABON Receives First ATR 42-600, Becomes Africa’s Youngest Fleet

    FLYGABON has taken delivery of its first ATR 42-600, completing its fleet modernisation and confirming a second aircraft for 2026 delivery.

    Pic Credit - ATR
  • Kenya Airways Appoints PS Teresia Mbaika, CBS, as Non-Executive Director

    Kenya Airways appoints PS Teresia Mbaika, CBS, as a non-executive director, representing the Ministry of Roads and Transport, effective 18 July 2025.

    PS Mbaika, CBS - Kenya Airways
  • Kenya Airways And Air Tanzania Sign Strategic MoU To Enhance Regional Cooperation

    Kenya Airways and Air Tanzania have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen regional cooperation, enhance connectivity, and drive sustainable growth in Africa’s aviation sector.

    Kenya Airways And Air Tanzania Sign Strategic MoU To Enhance Regional Cooperation
  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • Ethiopian Airlines Group Unveils a Global Standard Airport in Wollo Kombolcha

    Ethiopian Airlines opens a new airport in Wollo Kombolcha, boosting domestic connectivity, industrial access, and regional economic development.

    Ethiopian Airlines Group Unveils a Global Standard Airport in Wollo Kombolcha
  • SAA Launches Direct Cape Town–Mauritius Route

    South African Airways to begin direct Cape Town–Mauritius flights on 9 December 2025, boosting tourism and offering travellers flexible weekly options.

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  • IATA Outlines Priorities to Strengthen Aviation’s Contribution to African Growth

    IATA calls on African states to boost aviation’s role in economic growth by improving safety, reducing costs, unblocking airline funds, and supporting CORSIA.

  • Turkish Airlines and Airlink Sign Codeshare Agreement to Expand African Connectivity

    Turkish Airlines and Airlink have entered into a codeshare agreement to enhance air connectivity across Southern Africa, effective 1 August 2025.

    Turkish Airlines and Airlink executives exchanging the signed copies of the commercial partnership agreement.Names of the people in the pictures are, from left-right: Ms Ozlem Salihoglu, Turkish Airlines Senior Vice President: International Relations and Alliances, Mr Levent Konukcu, Turkish Airlines Chief Investment and Strategy Officer, Mr de Villiers Engelbrecht, Airlink CEO, Ms Katherine Whelan, Airlink Chief Commercial Officer
  • Nigeria, Arab Republic of Egypt Sign MoU to Strengthen Cooperation in Aviation and Aerospace Development

    Nigeria and Egypt have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance aviation sector cooperation, expand routes, and promote regional integration across Africa.

    Federal Ministry of Information & National Orientation
  • Royal Air Maroc and Al Barid Bank Group Reinvent the Passenger Experience

    Royal Air Maroc and Al Barid Bank have introduced a digital, contactless passenger service at Casablanca Airport, enhancing check-in, transit, and boarding with NFC technology.

  • Angola and Ethiopia Sign Bilateral Air Services Agreement

    Angola and Ethiopia have signed an Air Services Agreement to enhance aviation cooperation, enabling improved connectivity, safety, and commercial operations.

    Angola’s Minister of Transport, Ricardo D'Abreu, and Ethiopia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Alemu Sime.
  • TAAG Angola Airlines Advances Fleet Modernisation with US EXIM Bank Support

    TAAG Angola Airlines advances its fleet modernisation with $297M EXIM Bank financing for Boeing 787-10 aircraft and GE engines, boosting efficiency and sustainability.

  • Air Transport: Côte d’Ivoire Aims to Become a Sub-Regional Hub and Competitive Global Player

    Côte d'Ivoire is advancing its air transport sector with strategic reforms and investments to become a leading West African aviation hub, driven by growing passenger traffic and the expansion of Air Côte d'Ivoire.

  • AIAAN Cargo Terminal Receives Qatar Airways Cargo Aircraft for the First Time

    Qatar Airways Cargo makes its first landing at AIAAN, delivering 97 tonnes of oil industry cargo from Shanghai, strengthening Angola's logistics hub.

    Qatar Airways Cargo, at Air Cargo Terminal (TCA) at Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport (AIAAN)
  • Ethiopian Airlines Group Inaugurates Major MRO Expansion with New Component Workshop, Central Warehouse, and Two Hangars

    Ethiopian Airlines inaugurates new MRO facilities—component workshop, warehouse, and hangars—boosting Africa’s aircraft maintenance capacity.

    Ethiopian Airlines - Facebook Page
  • CFS Aviation Group Announces Strategic Shareholding Restructure and Brand Evolution

    CFS Aviation Group, formerly Comair Flight Services, has restructured its ownership and brand following approval from South Africa’s Competition Commission. The group is now fully independent under Parrot Aviation and CEO Justin Reeves.

    CFS Aviation Group Lanseria Head Office
  • African Airlines’ Performance Updates by AFRAA – June 2025

    AFRAA’s June 2025 update highlights African airline traffic growth, market share trends, infrastructure investments, regulatory developments, and passenger revenue gains across the continent.

    African Airlines’ Performance Updates by AFRAA – June 2025
  • Ethiopian Airlines Launches a New Passenger Service to Abu Dhabi

    Ethiopian Airlines expands its Gulf network with a new daily service connecting Addis Ababa to Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International Airport, strengthening ties with Etihad Airways.

    Ethiopian Airlines Launches a New Passenger Service to Abu Dhabi
  • TAAG to Launch Luanda–Nairobi Route in September 2025

    TAAG to start Luanda–Nairobi flights on 1 September 2025, with three weekly services connecting Southern and Eastern Africa.

    TAAG to Launch Luanda–Nairobi Route in September 2025
  • South Africa’s Aviation Sector Targets Growth, Efficiency, and Sustainability

    South Africa targets 42 million airport passengers and 1.2 million tons of airfreight annually, with major investment in ACSA and SAA’s regional growth.

    Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy speaking at the Southern African Transport Conference.
  • NCAA Grants Enugu Air Interim Operational Authorisation via XEJET

    NCAA authorises Enugu Air to begin domestic flights through XEJET while AOC is underway, supporting local airline growth in Nigeria.

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