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LAM's deficit higher even ongoing restructuration
The domestic debt of Mozambique’s national airline, LAM, has seen a modest increase as the company continues to navigate a challenging restructuring process. According to recent reports, LAM’s domestic debt has grown to approximately \$92.7 million amid ongoing financial pressures and operational const… read more
Emirates and Air Peace Expand Interline Agreement, Unlocking New African and Global Connections
Emirates has further strengthened its presence in Africa by deepening its interline partnership with Air Peace, a move set to transform travel options between West and Central Africa, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom. The newly enhanced agreement allows passengers to book seamless, si… read more
Nigeria’s High Airfares Spark Industry Call for Transparency and Structural Reform
Nigeria’s aviation sector has found itself under renewed scrutiny as industry leaders, regulators, and consumer advocates recently gathered online to tackle the persistent question of rising airfares. The consensus emerging from the Aviation Town Hall, hosted by Avaero Capital Partners, is clear: high ticket prices a… read more
Ibadan’s Samuel Ladoke Akintola Airport Boosts Aviation Efficiency with New Jet A1 Fuel Depot
For years, pilots landing at the Samuel Ladoke Akintola International Airport (SLAIIA) in Ibadan have faced unpredictable challenges around the availability of aviation fuel, often causing delays and operational inefficiencies. This long-standing issue has now been decisively addressed with the launch of a state-of-the… read more
Nigeria’s Aviation Challenges: Fair Pricing and Communication Take Centre Stage
Nigeria’s aviation sector is currently grappling with persistent high airfares, a topic that remains at the forefront for industry stakeholders across sub-Saharan Africa. Recent discussions, led by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), highlight that the root causes extend far beyond airline pricing strategies, … read more
TAAG Angola Airlines Set to Relaunch Luanda-Guangzhou Route with Boeing 787-9 in March 2026
TAAG Angola Airlines is preparing to re-enter the Chinese market with a fresh direct service connecting Luanda and Guangzhou, scheduled to commence in March 2026. This move marks the airline’s return to China after suspending its previous route to Beijing at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. T… read more
Madagascar Airlines Launches New East-North Transversal Flight Network Boosting Regional Connectivit
On 22 January 2026, Madagascar Airlines, in partnership with the Ministry of Transport and Meteorology, inaugurated a new flight route network designed to enhance territorial connectivity along the East–North axis. This innovative program links key destinations including Toamasina, Sainte-Marie… read more
Sudan Airways Resumes Operations with Refurbished Airbus A320, Restoring Regional Connectivity
After a six-month suspension, Sudan Airways has officially resumed flight operations following the return to service of its sole aircraft, an 18-year-old Airbus A320, which recently underwent an extensive maintenance overhaul. This relaunch marks a cautious yet important step toward restoring vital a… read more
Mauritania Airlines Secures \$18 Million State-Backed Loan to Revitalize Fleet and Operations
The Mauritanian government has taken a decisive step to bolster the national carrier, Mauritania Airlines, by authorizing a state-backed guarantee for a significant bank loan aimed at easing operational challenges and supporting critical investments in the airline’s fleet. This financial intervention comes at a crucial time when… read more
FlySafair Suspends Hoedspruit Flights Until Mid-February as Floods Disrupt Key Safari Gateway
In a move that underscores the far-reaching impact of severe weather on South Africa’s tourism infrastructure, FlySafair has confirmed the suspension of all flights to and from Hoedspruit Airport (HDS) in Limpopo until 14 February 2026. This decision follows extensive flood damage to critical airport i… read more
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