Zambia Airports Corporation appoints Urvesh Desai as Managing Director to drive growth, modernisation, and Zambia’s aviation hub ambitions.
Morocco signs 38 billion dirham MoU with ONDA to expand airport capacity, develop Casablanca hub, and modernise infrastructure by 2030.
IFALPA calls for urgent improvements to safety standards at alternate aerodromes worldwide. This article examines key incidents and infrastructure challenges, with a focus on African airports, highlighting the need for coordinated investment in navigation, emergency services, and passenger facilities.
Nigeria and Egypt have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance aviation sector cooperation, expand routes, and promote regional integration across Africa.
Guinea progresses on Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport expansion in Conakry as part of the Simandou 2040 Program, with 95% of Phase 1 completed.
Morocco signs 38 billion dirham MoU with ONDA to expand airport capacity, develop Casablanca hub, and modernise infrastructure by 2030.
IFALPA calls for urgent improvements to safety standards at alternate aerodromes worldwide. This article examines key incidents and infrastructure challenges, with a focus on African airports, highlighting the need for coordinated investment in navigation, emergency services, and passenger facilities.
Tuvalu's Funafuti Airport overcomes rare subsurface failures with porous asphalt, securing vital air access through engineering innovation and persistence.
Steven Verhasselt joins Egis under a long-term consultancy agreement to support cargo strategy across airports in Africa, Europe and the Caribbean.
AFRAA’s June 2025 update highlights African airline traffic growth, market share trends, infrastructure investments, regulatory developments, and passenger revenue gains across the continent.
Earthworks begin on Casablanca’s new terminal at Mohammed V Airport, advancing Morocco’s Airports 2030 vision and future World Cup connectivity.
Tuvalu's Funafuti Airport overcomes rare subsurface failures with porous asphalt, securing vital air access through engineering innovation and persistence.
Steven Verhasselt joins Egis under a long-term consultancy agreement to support cargo strategy across airports in Africa, Europe and the Caribbean.
Africa is investing billions in modernising airport and runway infrastructure to meet rising passenger demand. From Ethiopia’s mega airport to upgrades in Nigeria, South Africa, and beyond, the continent is preparing for an aviation revolution.
Discover how pilots navigate the world’s most challenging airports through expert training, simulator sessions, and precise flight planning. KlasJet's Director of Crew Training shares insights into the skills required for safe operations in high-risk airport environments.
An interministerial meeting chaired by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko outlined strategic reforms to revitalise Air Senegal SA and AIBD SA. The plan includes debt clearance, audits, infrastructure upgrades, and new aviation policies aligned with Vision Senegal 2050.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) will advise Egypt’s Ministry of Civil Aviation on public-private partnerships to enhance infrastructure and services at 11 airports, starting with Hurghada International Airport, under Egypt’s Asset Monetization Program.
The African Development Bank and Ethiopian Airlines Group have signed a Letter of Intent for the development of the East African nation’s planned Abusera International Airport Project. The $7.8 billion project aims to address increasing passenger and cargo demands, reinforce Ethiopia’s position as a leading aviation hub, and stimulate regional economic growth. Chief Executive Officer…
ONDA unveils plans for a new terminal at Mohammed V Airport as part of Morocco’s Airports 2030 strategy. Designed as a world-class aviation hub with a 20-million-passenger capacity, the terminal features high-speed rail connectivity, advanced infrastructure, and culturally inspired architecture.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) welcomes Morocco’s ‘Airports 2030 Strategy’, a transformative initiative to modernise airport infrastructure, enhance passenger experience, and strengthen the country’s position as a global aviation hub. Discover how this strategy will shape Morocco’s aviation future.
Entebbe International Airport achieved record-breaking passenger traffic in 2024, reaching 2.24 million passengers. With expanded terminal facilities and increased cargo capacity, Uganda’s key aviation hub continues its growth as a leading regional airport.
The Zambian Government has awarded contracts for the construction of Nakonde Airport and the rehabilitation of Mfuwe International Airport. These projects aim to enhance Zambia’s aviation infrastructure, boost trade, and position the country as an aviation hub.
The Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) seeks leave to appeal a court ruling preventing it from procuring baggage screening equipment through an open tender process, emphasising its legislative mandate and compliance with South African constitutional requirements.
Liberia’s electricity access has surged from 2% to 35%, far exceeding expectations through the Liberia Energy Efficiency and Access Project (LEEAP). Discover how reliable power is transforming businesses, healthcare, and communities across the country.
Private flights have resumed at Karonga International Airport following an inspection by the Deputy Minister of Transport, Peter Dimba MP. An Embraer 120 chartered from Johannesburg marked the first flight, while commercial operations await the completion of Mzuzu Airport’s runway extension.
Botswana has allocated P351 million to aviation infrastructure in its 2025/2026 budget, funding airport maintenance, security upgrades, Maun Airport development, and improved airspace surveillance to enhance connectivity and regional logistics.
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) reported a successful 2024 peak travel period, with a 91% recovery to pre-pandemic levels and a 5% year-on-year increase in passenger traffic. Despite operational incidents, ACSA’s commitment to efficiency and passenger experience ensured continued growth and success. Learn more about the recovery and operational strategies for the future.
Kenya is implementing an Airport Charter to enhance operational efficiency at its airports. Key measures include improved agency coordination, streamlined passenger processing, enhanced security, and major infrastructure upgrades at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
