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North African aviation has been jolted by a major geopolitical development, as Algeria has officially closed its airspace to all civil and military aircraft registered in the United Arab Emirates. The decision, which took effect at midnight on 11 September 2026, follows the sudden rupture of diplomatic relations between Algiers … read more
The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has confirmed that it is conducting a formal review of the dramatic low-altitude flypast performed over Cape Town's DHL Stadium on Saturday, 29 August 2026, just moments before the highly anticipated international rugby fixture between the Springboks and the All Blacks. The spec… read more
In a significant strategic pivot that has captured the attention of the African aviation community, Madagascar Airlines is preparing to shed its current identity and revive the historic Air Madagascar brand by the end of October 2026. The transition, confirmed by the airline's new leadership on 11 September, is … read more
Nigeria's aviation landscape is set to welcome yet another new player, as startup carrier Caliphate Air prepares to take delivery of its second Embraer E190, an aircraft previously operated by Vietnam's Bamboo Airways. The incoming jet will join a first E190 already delivered to the Sokoto-backed airline, effect… read more
Nigeria's aviation sector faced considerable operational strain in August 2026, with the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) recording a staggering 4,765 delayed flights and 36 cancellations out of a total of 7,961 domestic operations. The figures, drawn from the regulator's monthly Summary of Domestic Airli… read more
Consumer protection has once again taken centre stage in African aviation, as the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has sanctioned RwandAir with a hefty N15 million fine for failing to resolve a passenger's baggage complaint within the timeframe prescribed by aviation regulations. The regulator's decisive action sends a st… read more
In a move that carries significant weight for the African aviation and tourism industry, Turkish Airlines has confirmed the permanent removal of eleven destinations from its long-term flight programme, with five of these being major sub-Saharan African cities. The affected African routes are Juba, Kinshasa, Libreville, L… read more
African travel professionals have plenty to celebrate as Qatar Airways unveils an ambitious winter schedule that promises to significantly strengthen connectivity between the continent and the rest of the world. The award-winning carrier will operate more than 186 weekly flights across Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Americas … read more
East African aviation has taken another confident step forward as Tanzanian regional carrier FlightLink Ltd announces a significant new fleet investment. Speaking on the sidelines of the influential Aviation Africa summit held in Nairobi on 9 and 10 September 2026, the airline confirmed an order for four brand-new Cessna… read more
East African aviation is witnessing a fascinating new development as Kenyan private carrier Renegade Air secures a wet-lease agreement for the sole Dash 8-100 belonging to its rival, Mombasa Air Safari. The move underscores Renegade's growing appetite for expansion and highlights the increasingly dynamic competitive landscape sh… read more