The Angolan Ministry of Transport has signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with Boeing to modernise the national aviation sector. This partnership, involving TAAG Linhas Aéreas de Angola, focuses on fleet development, technical capabilities, and long-term industry growth.
Air Seychelles has resumed commercial flights to the Middle East with the arrival of its inaugural flight from Abu Dhabi, marking a significant milestone in reconnecting Seychelles to key international markets and boosting tourism.
Africa’s airlines show resilience in IATA’s 2025 outlook, with modest profit gains, rising demand, and bold moves from Ethiopian, Nigerian, and South African carriers.
Ethiopian Airlines has selected Panasonic Avionics’ Astrova in-flight entertainment system for its upcoming Boeing 777X fleet, aiming to transform the passenger experience with 4K OLED displays, Bluetooth audio, and USB-C fast charging.
RwandAir launches its new 'RwandAir Holidays' platform, enabling passengers to book flights, accommodation, transfers, and local experiences in one place. The service reflects a growing trend in African aviation towards integrated travel solutions.
KlasJet has partnered with Air Cairo under an ACMI agreement to operate seasonal charter flights from Milan and Sharjah to Cairo. The collaboration enhances connectivity and supports Egypt’s growing tourism sector through the 2025 summer season.
Air Mauritius’ Airbus A330-900neo, Aapravasi Ghat, has returned to Mauritius after a three-month maintenance visit in Naples, complete with a renewed Airworthiness Review Certificate and scheduled inspections before re-entering commercial service.
Emirates and Air Seychelles have signed a new codeshare agreement, enhancing connectivity between Mahé and Praslin Island. The partnership supports seamless travel and extends Emirates’ network reach across the Seychelles.
EGYPTAIR has partnered with SITA to modernise its network infrastructure with cloud-native, secure connectivity solutions, aiming to enhance operational efficiency, resilience, and passenger service across its expanding regional and international network.
Ethiopian Airlines expands its partnership with GE Aerospace by selecting GEnx engines for 11 new Boeing 787-9 aircraft and reaffirms GE9X engines for eight Boeing 777-9s, supporting fleet modernisation and sustainability goals.
London Gatwick launches the only direct UK-Uganda service with Uganda Airlines flying to Entebbe, expanding African connectivity and boosting trade, tourism, and regional links.
Air Seychelles has resumed commercial flights to the Middle East with the arrival of its inaugural flight from Abu Dhabi, marking a significant milestone in reconnecting Seychelles to key international markets and boosting tourism.
Africa’s airlines show resilience in IATA’s 2025 outlook, with modest profit gains, rising demand, and bold moves from Ethiopian, Nigerian, and South African carriers.
Qatar Executive announces the delivery of two Gulfstream G700 aircraft, expanding its fleet to 24. These advanced jets, offering superior comfort, performance, and long-range capabilities, enhance the company's luxury private aviation services.
This was announced after a meeting between Presidents William Ruto and João Lourenço of Angola at the Angolan presidential palace in Luanda on Wednesday 8 January 2025. Kenya and Angola will work together to ensure Kenya Airways resumes direct flights to Luanda, Angola, beginning in March this year. Additionally, Angola will work towards waiving visa…
Ethiopian Airlines has resumed flights to Monrovia, Liberia, strengthening African connectivity, boosting trade and tourism, and offering seamless travel experiences from Addis Ababa.
Qatar Airways celebrates 20 years of service to South Africa with record passenger numbers during the 2024 festive season. Connecting South Africa to over 170 destinations, the airline reinforces its commitment to the country’s growth and aviation excellence.
Discover how TAAG Linhas Aéreas de Angola is empowering young Angolans through its “Take Off with TAAG” internship program in partnership with educational institutions, providing career-defining opportunities in civil aviation.
Emirates is set to become the world’s first Autism Certified Airline™, redefining inclusive air travel through specialised training and services for autistic and sensory-sensitive travellers.
