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The
Nigerian aviation landscape is witnessing a fresh wave of dynamism as
Gateway Air, a relatively new entrant,
secures its first aircraft—a 12-year-old
CRJ900—marking a significant milestone for
the startup and the broader domestic market. This development not only
highlights the ongoing expansion … read more
In
a significant move for the region’s aviation landscape,
Sudan Airways has revealed plans to
reactivate its reservation system starting 1 October 2025. This
milestone marks the initial phase of the airline’s broader strategy to
return to commercial skies after a period of operational suspension. For
stakeholders ac… read more
This
September, the Seychelles Islands are
making a major statement at the heart of Europe’s travel industry, as a
high-profile delegation heads to Paris for IFTM Top Resa
2025, France’s leading international B2B travel show.
Running from 23rd to 25th September, the Seychelles presence will stand
out… read more
The
first half of 2025 has brought significant operational challenges to
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR), the
state-owned operator responsible for many of the country’s most
celebrated tourism destinations. Persistent fuel
shortages have disrupted services at several flagship
resorts, including those … read more
As
Nigeria ushers in the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, a pivotal moment has
arrived for the nation’s aviation sector.
Aviation & Allied Business Publications, in collaboration with the
Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), is preparing
to host a landmark Aviation Industry Enlightenment Webinar on September
11, … read more
In a move that signals both
technological ambition and the rising stature of African aviation,
Boeing has selected Addis Ababa-Bole International
Airport as the testing ground for its latest long-haul
aircraft, the Boeing 777X. This decision is
more than a technical milestone; it is a testament to the … read more
The
aviation landscape in West Africa is experiencing a transformative
moment as Air Côte d’Ivoire welcomes its first Airbus
A330-900neo into its fleet. This milestone not only marks
the introduction of the airline’s first widebody aircraft but also sets
the stage for a new chapter in regional and intercontinental
co… read more
In
a remarkable display of logistical coordination and national pride,
TACV – Cabo Verde Airlines has successfully
operated a special 14-hour charter flight
with a stopover in Luanda, Angola, destined for the island nation of
Mauritius. This unique operation, conducted on September 3, underscores
the… read more
The
ambition to create a truly Pan-African
airline is once again taking center stage at Kenya
Airways, following the departure of South African Airways (SAA) from
their much-publicized joint venture. First announced in 2021, the
project aimed to revolutionize African air travel by enhancing regional
connectiv… read more
The
recent grounding of Cabo Verde Airlines’ two ATR 72-500
aircraft, leased from Jump Air (Lithuania) and Global
Aviation (Mauritania), has prompted a swift operational reshuffle by the
carrier. The airline, tasked with connecting the Cape Verde
archipelago’s scattered islands, is now navigating the challenge of
mai… read more
Gateway Air’s CRJ900 Arrival Signals New Era for State-Linked Nigerian Airlines
Sudan Airways Poised for Comeback: Reservation System Relaunch Set for October
Seychelles Sets Sights on French Market with Dynamic Showcase at IFTM Top Resa Paris
Fuel Crisis at Namibia’s Iconic Resorts Prompts New Strategies for Regional Safari Tourism
Boeing’s 777X Faces High-Altitude Challenge at Addis Ababa-Bole, Elevating Africa’s Aviation Profile
Air Côte d’Ivoire’s A330neo Arrival Signals New Era for African Long-Haul Aviation
Cabo Verde Airlines Operates 14-Hour Charter to Mauritius for National Football Team’s Return
Kenya Airways Renews Drive for Pan-African Airline Partners After SAA Exit
