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Air
Peace, Nigeria’s largest airline, is set to transform
the country’s aviation landscape by launching construction of a
state-of-the-art Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO)
facility in Lagos on September 17, 2025. The
announcement, made by CEO Dr. Allen Onyema
following his ret… read more
United
Airlines is set to adjust its South Africa flight schedule from
29 October 2025, responding to the growing
demand for direct travel between the United States and Cape Town. In a
move that underscores the rising appeal of South Africa’s coastal
destinations, one of United’s daily Johannesburg
<> N… read more
Air
Algérie is set to make a significant leap in its
international expansion by launching direct flights from
Algiers to Guangzhou starting October 27,
2025. This new route marks Guangzhou as the airline’s
second Chinese gateway after Beijing,
further strengthening Air Algérie’s pres… read more
Jambojet
has issued a travel advisory for passengers using Moi
International Airport in Mombasa, alerting travelers to
possible delays due to major road construction between Makupa Bridge and
Changamwe Interchange. The advisory, which covers the period from
August 23 to September 7, 2025… read more
After a brief return to
profitability in 2024, Kenya Airways has
slipped back into the red, posting a net loss of USD 93.6
million (KSh 12.17 billion) for the first half of 2025.
This reversal comes as the airline grapples with significant operational
disruptions, most notably the prolonged grounding o… read more
FlySafair,
South Africa’s leading low-cost airline, is set to further enhance
domestic air travel convenience with a significant network expansion
rolling out in the final quarter of 2025. The carrier has announced the
launch of two new direct services from Lanseria
International Airport (HLA) in Johan… read more
A
new chapter is unfolding for Central African air connectivity as
Royal Airways Tchad, a private airline
based in N’Djamena, prepares to inaugurate its first international
service. Starting from September 15, 2025, Royal Airways will begin
scheduled flights between N’Djamena (Chad) and Douala
(Cameroon)… read more
A seemingly routine update
from Delta Air Lines in July has ignited
one of the most talked-about discussions in aviation this summer,
raising critical questions about the future of airline pricing and the
role of artificial intelligence (AI) in revenue management. The
airline’s president, Glen Hauenstein, revealed that… read more
September brings a
transformative milestone for West African aviation as Air
Cote d’Ivoire prepares to launch its inaugural European
service—a daily connection between Abidjan
and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) starting
September 18. This marks both the government-owned carrier’s first … read more
Across the globe, airports are
grappling with a marked increase in unruly passenger
behaviour, a trend that has not spared Nigeria’s aviation
sector. This rise in disruptive incidents is causing operational
headaches, threatening the safety of both passengers and crew, and
placing additional pressure on aviation securi… read more
Air Peace Breaks Ground on Lagos MRO Hub, Partnering with Embraer for Technical Leap
United Airlines Expands Cape Town Service, Enhancing Direct U.S. Access to South Africa
Air Algérie Launches Direct Algiers–Guangzhou Flights, Expanding Its Asian Network
Jambojet Issues 16-Day Advisory for Moi International Airport as Roadworks Disrupt Access
Kenya Airways Faces Setback with \$93.6 Million Loss in First Half of 2025 Amid Fleet Challenges
FlySafair Expands Domestic Network with New Direct Routes Linking Gauteng, Eastern Cape, and Safari
Royal Airways Tchad to Launch First International Route, Connecting N’Djamena and Douala
AI Pricing Sparks Debate: What Africa’s Aviation Sector Must Know About Delta’s Revenue Management E
Air Cote d’Ivoire Debuts Paris Route with A330neo, Shaping West Africa’s New Long-Haul Gateway
Unruly Passenger Incidents Surge in Nigeria: Why Safety and Professionalism Matter More Than Ever
