Browsing: African Airlines

African airlines, particularly those based in South Africa, have emerged as one of the strongest performers for punctuality in…

For many Ethiopians, a drive to Bishoftu – a town about an hour outside Addis Ababa – has long been…

African airlines and their industry representatives have pushed back against attempts to make airlines and passengers pay for government-run Advance…

By Wendell Roelf and Seher DareenAirlines are grappling with soaring jet fuel prices as the US-Israeli war on Iran has…

Africa World Airlines is set to deepen its West African footprint with the launch of direct Accra-Abidjan flights on August…

There’s a quiet shift happening in African travel, and it is becoming harder to ignore. More routes, fewer stopovers, and…

Ethiopian Airlines has not yet issued an official statement or explanation regarding the suspension of its flights.The African Union (AU)…

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), African Airlines Association (AFRAA) and Airlines Association of Southern Africa (AASA) have warned Nigeria…

Airports across the continent are competing not just on size, but on efficiency, service quality, and global connectivity. The…

South African Airways has moved to reassure trade partners that all services are operating normally, despite ongoing discussions around aviation…

Europe accounts for more than half of all international airline capacity from Africa in August, highlighting the continent’s continued reliance…

“I don’t think privatisation is the answer. You need to have an open market,” was the frank assessment from Irishman…