CAE today announced the publication of the Airplane Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Manual, a transformative step for business and general aviation to enhance safety in training and day-to-day operations.
The SOPs were developed by the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) in collaboration with CAE, aircraft manufacturers, operators, and other training experts to promote consistent, proven standards for both multi- and single-pilot operations.
Air Algérie has received its first A330-900, beginning a major long-haul fleet modernisation programme and positioning the airline as Africa’s largest A330neo operator.
CAE and the NBAA release new industry-wide SOPs to strengthen safety, consistency, and training standards across business and general aviation, with rollout set for 2026.
Qatar Airways deploys SITA’s SD-WAN across more than 350 global outstations, enhancing speed, resilience, cybersecurity, and passenger experience through next-generation connectivity.
Bell returns to Dubai Airshow showcasing the Bell 505 and SUBARU Bell 412EPX, reinforcing its long-term commitment to operators across the Middle East and Africa.
Aviapartner reinforces Angola’s aviation sector with certified operations at NBJ Airport, a 100% Angolan workforce, and strong local ownership.
At the Luanda Summit, AU’s Lerato Mataboge urged Africa to invest in open skies and integrated air transport to unlock trade, tourism, and economic growth.
At the Luanda Financing Summit, AFCAC outlined priorities to accelerate SAATM, calling for investment, harmonisation, and political action to open Africa’s skies.
At the Luanda Financing Summit, Rwanda outlined how open policies, innovation and investment are driving sustainable aviation growth across Africa.
At the Luanda Summit, Morocco outlined its long-term aviation vision focused on infrastructure, liberalisation, and regional integration under SAATM.
