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  • Business Aviation: An Essential Enabler for Africa’s Growth

    Dawit Lemma highlights business aviation’s vital role in Africa’s economy, from UAVs to medevac, calling for stronger industry recognition.

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    24 September 2025

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  • IATA Highlights Aviation’s Strategic Role in Rwanda’s Economic Growth

    IATA’s Value of Air Transport study shows aviation contributes USD 160m to Rwanda’s GDP, supports 42,000 jobs, and drives growth through tourism and connectivity.

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    10 September 2025

    RwandAir
  • Kenya Airways Charts Path to Recovery As Fleet Restoration Underway

    Kenya Airways reports HY 2025 results, with grounded aircraft returning and a recovery plan underway to strengthen operations and connectivity.

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    10 September 2025

    Kenya Airways goes live with NDC content in Amadeus
  • TAAG Makes History with the Launch of the First Direct Flight from Luanda to Nairobi

    TAAG launches first direct flight from Luanda to Nairobi, strengthening Angola–Kenya ties, boosting trade, tourism and regional connectivity.

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    9 September 2025

    TAAG MAKES HISTORY WITH THE LAUNCH OF THE FIRST DIRECT FLIGHT FROM LUANDA TO NAIROBI
  • Royal Air Maroc Country Manager Pays Courtesy Call on GCAA Management

    Royal Air Maroc strengthens ties with Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, expanding daily Accra flights and reaffirming its strategic growth in Ghana.

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    9 September 2025

    On Thursday, 28 August 2025, the Country Manager of Royal Air Maroc, Mr. Tarik Allali, paid a courtesy call on the management of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) at Kotoka International Airport.
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  • Ethiopian Airlines, Boeing, and ThinkYoung Open Doors to Fulfilling Careers for Ethiopian Youth

    Ethiopian Airlines, Boeing, and ThinkYoung empower Ethiopian youth with STEM training, hands-on aviation experience, and career opportunities.

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    15 September 2025

    Ethiopian Airlines & Boeing
  • Decarbonising Aviation: European Commission Supports Development of Sustainable Aviation Fuels in Africa

    The European Commission, in partnership with AFCAC, is driving sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) development in Africa, supporting net-zero aviation by 2050.

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    14 September 2025

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  • Air Côte d’Ivoire Takes Delivery of Its First Rolls-Royce Powered Airbus A330neo

    Air Côte d’Ivoire takes delivery of its first Airbus A330neo powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, boosting long-haul connectivity and efficiency.

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    9 September 2025

    Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engine
  • Air Côte d’Ivoire Takes Delivery of Its First A330neo

    Air Côte d’Ivoire receives its first A330-900, the airline’s first widebody, to expand routes to Paris, the Middle East and North America, with Airbus Foundation aid flight.

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    9 September 2025

    Airbus- 1st A330neo Air Côte d'Ivoire Delivery Ceremony-aircraft with letters
  • Ethiopian Airlines Celebrates 50 Years of Service to Kinshasa, DRC

    Ethiopian Airlines marks 50 years of uninterrupted service to Kinshasa, DRC, with 32 weekly flights and dedicated cargo services connecting Africa to the world.

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    9 September 2025

    Ethiopian Airlines Celebrates 50 Years of Service to Kinshasa, DRC
  • Embraer E190-E2 and E195-E2 Aircraft Receive Type Certification from South African Civil Aviation Authority

    Embraer’s E190-E2 and E195-E2 jets receive SACAA type certification, paving the way for Airlink’s fleet expansion and enhancing Africa’s regional connectivity.

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    9 September 2025

    Embraer E190-E2 and E195-E2 Aircraft Receive Type Certification from South African Civil Aviation Authority
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  • SAA Launches New Route To Gaborone

    South African Airways launches a new twice-daily service between Johannesburg and Gaborone, boosting regional connectivity and traveller convenience.

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    9 September 2025

  • Tunisia Studies Launch of New Airlines to Boost Tourism and Connectivity

    Tunisia explores new airlines and maritime tourism to boost airports, attract global markets, and strengthen its position as a leading destination.

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    9 September 2025

    Ministère du Transport Tunis
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  • 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.

  • AELF Completes $31 Million Financing With Absa Bank Group

    AELF secures $31 million in financing with Absa Bank Group for an A330-300 leased to South African Airways, expanding its aviation finance portfolio.

  • Passenger Growth Hits 5% in May

    Passenger demand rose 5% in May 2025, with African airlines reporting 9.5% growth. The Africa–Asia corridor leads international traffic expansion.

    Passenger Growth Hits 5% in May
  • IATA’s I-ASC Light Assessment Helps Kenya Airways Elevate Safety Culture

    Kenya Airways becomes the first airline to adopt IATA’s I-ASC Light, using the safety culture survey to identify improvement areas and strengthen risk management.

    IATA’s I-ASC Light Assessment Helps Kenya Airways Elevate Safety Culture
  • Kenya Airways & Qatar Airways Ink An Exciting Strategic Partnership

    Kenya Airways and Qatar Airways sign MoU for a strategic partnership, expanding codeshare, cargo, and connectivity between Africa and the Middle East.

    Kenya Airways & Qatar Airways Ink An Exciting Strategic Partnership
  • Ethiopian Expands Cargo Network in Asia with the Addition of Urumqi in China

    Ethiopian Airlines cargo, Urumqi cargo flights, Africa Asia air freight, Ethiopian China cargo, Addis Ababa cargo hub, air cargo Africa, African airline logistics, Ethiopian Airlines network, aviation supply chain Africa, China Africa cargo corridor

    Ethiopian Expands Cargo Network in Asia with the Addition of Urumqi in China
  • Air Algérie Places Major Order for 16 New ATR 72-600s

    Air Algérie orders 16 ATR 72-600s and Africa’s first ATR 72-600 simulator, strengthening regional connectivity and pilot training capacity in Algeria.

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