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Turkish Airlines announces increased number of flights to both its South African destinations
Turkish Airlines has announced that it will increase the frequency of flights on both its Istanbul-Johannesburg and Istanbul-Cape Town routes,…
Domestic air travel continues to drive passenger traffic across Africa, while Cairo International Airport (CAI) strengthened its position as the…
Africa’s aviation network is heavily concentrated around a handful of cities, with Nairobi serving as one of the continent’s four…
African airlines remain under mounting financial pressure from high taxes and fees, according to Kamil Alawadhi, IATA’s Regional Vice President…
The 2026 Africa Tourism Leadership Awards have recognised African destinations, public institutions, businesses and industry leaders across tourism, hospitality, aviation,…
Charter flights from Azerbaijan to Africa are planned, founder and chair of the Africa-Azerbaijan Cooperation Organization Rana Gafarova said during…
The United States aircraft manufacturer Boeing plans to double its aircraft fleet in Africa by 2045. Boeing estimates that the…
African Airlines Pool 2.1 Billion Litres of Fuel Demand in Push to Cut Operating Costs
Fifteen African airlines are combining approximately 2.1 billion litres of annual aviation fuel demand across around 190 locations, using collective…
JNIA, KIA earn prestigious awards from ACI Africa, heighten Tanzania’s profile in aviation industry
ABUJA: JULIUS Nyerere International Airport (JNIA) and Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) have earned three prestigious awards from Airports Council International…
Africa’s 2nd-largest oil producer, which welcomed Turkey to explore oil, now eyes stronger air links as they discuss operations of the world’s 5th-best airline
This conversation was spearheaded by Libya’s Transport Minister Mohammed Al-Shahoubi and the Turkish Ambassador to Libya, Guven Begec, on…
SAA, FlySafair and LIFT feature in Skytrax’s best airlines in Africa for 2026.SAA ranked sixth, dropping two places from last…
…18.8 million passengers recorded in 2025 …FAAN boss outlines growth as seat capacity surges 37.4% Nigeria’s aviation sector…
