Air Tanzania returns to Johannesburg starting November 30
Flag carrier Air Tanzania ATC, has set November 30, for the relaunch of its service to […]
Read moreTAAG makes first commercial Airbus A220-300 flight
TAAG Angola Airlines on Friday performed a service from Luanda to São Tomé using the Airbus […]
Read moreRolls-Royce, UK Export Finance celebrate expanding role at Ethiopian
British propulsion and energy systems manufacturer Rolls-Royce, along with the UK government’s export credit agency, UKEF, […]
Read moreSupply monopolies and poor logistics make African aviation-fuel prices the highest globally – IATA
African airlines continue to pay the highest prices for aviation fuel for any region in the […]
Read moreSGR construction set to transform Uganda’s regional logistics profile
With Uganda poised to launch the first phase of its Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) next month, […]
Read moreTwo is company, three is a crowd: Nairobi becomes hotbed for India-East Africa airline competition
Nairobi is fast emerging as a mini-hub in the Africa-Asia connector market, as several airlines launch […]
Read moreUganda signs contract for construction of USD 3 billion Standard Gauge Rail project
Uganda today signed a Euro 2.7 billion (USD 2, 948,427,000) contract for the construction of its […]
Read moreAfrican airlines make gains as global passenger demand surges 8.6pc in August
African airlines saw continued improvements in passenger and cargo demand during August with combined domestic and […]
Read moreIATA Launches SeMS Certification to close gaps in aviation security risk management
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched the IATA Security Management System (SeMS) Certification Program to […]
Read moreTAAG Angola inducts new A220 into fleet
Flag carrier TAAG Angola has inducted the A220-300 into its fleet, setting the stage for commercial […]
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