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Tanzania's
aviation industry is stepping into a defining new chapter, one that
promises to reshape how travellers move across East
Africa and how the region positions itself on the global
tourism map. At the heart of this transformation are three strategic
gateways — Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar and
Kilimanjaro… read more
Holidaymakers
and tour operators planning coastal excursions along
KwaZulu-Natal's South Coast in South Africa
should adjust their itineraries, as two of the region's most beloved
seaside destinations have been temporarily shut to swimmers and
water-based recreation. The Ray Nkonyeni Municipality has confirmed that
… read more
Guests heading to one of southern Africa's
most coveted wilderness retreats should prepare for brief power
interruptions in the coming days. South African National
Parks (SANParks) has confirmed that essential upgrades to
the solar power system at Urikaruus Wilderness
Camp, deep within the Kgalagadi Tr… read more
Passengers routing through Zambia's capital are
being urged to rethink their airport transfer schedules as
major road rehabilitation works along the Great East
Road continue to disrupt traffic flow between central
Lusaka and Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN). The situation is
creating fresh challenges for tour… read more
South Africa's nimble low-cost
carrier, Lift, has reinforced its growing
presence in the Southern African aviation market with the induction of a
new Airbus A320-200 into its fleet. The
latest addition brings the airline's total operational aircraft to
eight, a meaningful milestone for a carrier that h… read more
Akwa
Ibom State's homegrown carrier, Ibom Air,
is preparing to deepen its footprint across West Africa with the launch
of two strategic international routes connecting Nigeria and Ghana.
Effective 28 June 2026, the airline will
introduce a non-stop service between Uyo and Accra, alongside a one-stop
… read more
A
significant move is reshaping the conversation around sustainable
aviation in Africa. Three African governments —
Madagascar, Zambia and Zimbabwe — have
officially signed the Aviation Carbon Market Compact, joining a global
alliance designed to scale up the supply of high-quality carbon credits
for the internationa… read more
A
landmark moment has unfolded in African aviation. TAAG –
Linhas Aéreas de Angola has officially launched its
highly anticipated direct service between Luanda and Guangzhou,
positioning itself as the only carrier in Southern Africa offering
nonstop flights to mainland China. The inaugural journey, which covered
roug… read more
The
continent's aviation sector is no longer simply expanding — it is
gaining real momentum, and the International Air Transport
Association (IATA) has made its position unmistakably
clear: air transport must be recognised as essential economic
infrastructure for Africa, not as a luxury service to be heavily taxed.
T… read more
The government of Cape Verde has
stepped in decisively to support its national carrier, authorising a
sovereign guarantee of US\$5 million in
favour of Cabo Verde Airlines. The funds will cover the airline's lease
obligations on a Boeing 737 MAX 8, a key
aircraft within its fleet. The move underlines P… read more
Air Tanzania Eyes 47 Destinations and TZS 1.09 Trillion Revenue in Bold Aviation Reset
Sardine Run Spectacle Prompts Temporary Closure of Margate and Port Edward Beaches
Kgalagadi's Urikaruus Camp Goes Greener — Solar Upgrade to Boost Wilderness Experience
Lusaka Road Works Trigger Airport Transfer Delays — A Wake-Up Call for Trip Planners Across Africa
Lift Takes Off Higher: South African Low-Cost Carrier Adds New A320 as Regional Ambitions Soar
Ibom Air Expands Wings: Two Fresh Ghana Links Set to Reshape Nigeria's Regional Aviation Map
Madagascar, Zambia and Zimbabwe Step Up: Africa Strengthens Its Place in Aviation Carbon Market
TAAG Lands in Guangzhou: Angola's Bold Leap Reshapes Africa-Asia Air Connectivity
Africa's Skies Soar: IATA Pushes Governments to Treat Aviation as Economic Backbone
Cape Verde Government Backs Cabo Verde Airlines with \$5M Sovereign Guarantee for Boeing 737 MAX 8 L
