Browsing: African Airlines

The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) has disclosed that governments worldwide are holding an estimated $774 million in blocked airline funds…

…as capacity outpaces Demand African passenger traffic is projected to reach 137.3 million in 2026, marking a 21.5 percent increase…

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi speaks during the 10th Aviation Africa Summit and Exhibition at the Sarit Expo Centre in…

Air Peace has announced the launch of scheduled flight services from Lagos to Douala (Cameroon), Libreville (Gabon), Bamako (Mali) and…

Market Imbalance Ethiopian, Royal Air Maroc, Airlink… Carriers across the continent are forging ever more alliances with global aviation giants,…

    The national carrier plans to use the new destinations to position Entebbe a hub for the African continent…

China’s Xiamen Airlines is preparing to enter the African market with a weekly seasonal service to Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa.The…

A mix of 777Fs and newer 777-8Fs would give Ethiopian Airlines near-term capacity while providing a path towards fleet modernisation,…

Exhausted Qantas passengers are demanding answers and compensation after a mechanical problem with their plane left them stranded in South…

Sydney Airport announced the proposed service on Wednesday after EgyptAir disclosed its expansion plans at the El Alamein International…

Uganda Airlines has signed a new deal with travel technology provider Amadeus and become the first African carrier to deploy…

Nigeria’s Air Peace has emerged as the fastest-growing airline among Africa’s 10 largest carriers by scheduled seat capacity, after expanding…