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Nigeria’s MMIA Terminal Set for Full Reconstruction in Drive to Modernise Aviation Sector

Nigeria plans a full reconstruction of the old terminal at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, increasing capacity to 20 million passengers annually as part of a broader aviation sector overhaul.
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  • Ground Handling Priorities: Safety, Baggage, Global Standards and Sustainability

    Explore the key highlights from IATA’s Ground Handling Conference 2025 in Nairobi. Learn about aviation safety, global standardisation, enhanced baggage operations, and building a sustainable and inclusive future for ground handling.

  • AERO SA 2025
  • Zambia Airports Company Issues Statement on Cleaning Services Tender Allegations

    Zambia Airports Corporation Limited (ZACL) categorically refutes the persistent allegations made by the President of the Cleaning Association of Zambia in a recent interview circulating on social media. The claims of misconduct and corruption in the awarding of cleaning services tenders at Kenneth Kaunda, Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe, and Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airports are entirely…

  • Namene Kalili Joins Namibia Airports Company to Steer Commercial and Strategic Direction

    Namibia Airports Company has appointed economist Namene Kalili as Executive for Commercial Services and Strategy. Kalili will lead NAC’s revenue growth efforts and the implementation of a five-year strategic business plan, strengthening Namibia’s position in regional aviation.

  • New Terminal Planned for Ukunda (Diani) Airstrip

    Kenya Airports Authority has issued a tender for the construction of a new passenger terminal at Ukunda (Diani) Airstrip. The project includes terminal construction and supporting infrastructure to meet rising tourism and travel demand in Kwale County.

  • Airport and Runway Expansion in Africa: Africa’s Aviation Revolution?

    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.

  • AAD 2026
  • Zambia Airports Company Issues Statement on Cleaning Services Tender Allegations

    Zambia Airports Corporation Limited (ZACL) categorically refutes the persistent allegations made by the President of the Cleaning Association of Zambia in a recent interview circulating on social media. The claims of misconduct and corruption in the awarding of cleaning services tenders at Kenneth Kaunda, Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe, and Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airports are entirely…

  • Namene Kalili Joins Namibia Airports Company to Steer Commercial and Strategic Direction

    Namibia Airports Company has appointed economist Namene Kalili as Executive for Commercial Services and Strategy. Kalili will lead NAC’s revenue growth efforts and the implementation of a five-year strategic business plan, strengthening Namibia’s position in regional aviation.

  • Egypt Partners with IFC to Introduce Public-Private Partnerships at 11 Airports

    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.

    IFC and the Government of Egypt - represented by Sérgio Pimenta, IFC Vice President for Africa; Dr. Sameh Elhefny, Egyptian Minister of Civil Aviation; and Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Egyptian Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation - sign an advisory agreement to introduce private sector participation at 11 Egyptian airports. Photo: Courtesy of Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s office
  • Ethiopian Airlines Group and African Development Bank Sign Letter of Intent for Financing of World-class Abusera International Airport

    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…

    AfDB Group President Adesina examines an Ethiopian Airlines model aircraft presented by Finance Minister Shide, with Bank Vice President Nwabufo in attendance.
  • Reveal of the New Terminal at Mohammed V Airport

    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.

    Reveal of the New Terminal at Mohammed V Airport
  • IATA Welcomes Morocco’s ‘Airports 2030 Strategy’

    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.

    The International Air Transport Association (IATA) welcomes the Kingdom of Morocco’s ‘Airports 2030 Strategy’, aimed at modernising airport infrastructure, enhancing the passenger experience, and further strengthening the country’s position as a major global and regional aviation hub.
  • Egypt Partners with IFC to Introduce Public-Private Partnerships at 11 Airports

    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.

    IFC and the Government of Egypt - represented by Sérgio Pimenta, IFC Vice President for Africa; Dr. Sameh Elhefny, Egyptian Minister of Civil Aviation; and Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Egyptian Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation - sign an advisory agreement to introduce private sector participation at 11 Egyptian airports. Photo: Courtesy of Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s office
  • Ethiopian Airlines Group and African Development Bank Sign Letter of Intent for Financing of World-class Abusera International Airport

    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…

    AfDB Group President Adesina examines an Ethiopian Airlines model aircraft presented by Finance Minister Shide, with Bank Vice President Nwabufo in attendance.
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