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The Algerian Ministry of Finance has moved to reassure international airlines operating in the country, pledging that requests to repatriate revenue earned on Algerian soil will now be processed within a strict 24-hour window The announcement, made public earlier this week, is a direct response to long-standing concerns from for… read more
Nigerian carrier Air Peace has strengthened its operational muscle with the delivery of a third Airbus A320-200 under an ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) arrangement with Lithuania-based Avion Express. The development, revealed through recent industry research, marks a significant milestone in th… read more
Kruger National Park, South Africa's flagship wildlife destination and one of sub-Saharan Africa's most important tourism assets, is making tangible progress in its recovery from devastating flood damage. Fresh updates from South African National Parks (SANParks) confirm that several critical road, bridge and accommodation proje… read more
Airlines and passengers moving through Namibia can once again count on uninterrupted refuelling at Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) in Windhoek, following the resolution of aviation fuel supply problems that had unsettled operations in recent weeks. The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has confirmed that Jet A-1 stocks are… read more
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has wrapped up an intensive ten-day technical assistance mission designed to embed lasting structural reforms into the country's Instrument Flight Procedure design and flight validation ecosystem. The exercise marks a significant step forward in Nigeria's broader push to align its airs… read more
Uganda Airlines has quietly written itself into the history books, becoming the first African carrier to deploy Amadeus SkyWORKS, a next-generation flight schedule management platform. The move signals a decisive shift in how African airlines are approaching operational planning, particularly as regional and lon… read more
A short but disruptive wave of industrial action at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) has left Kenya Airways nursing a hefty financial wound, with the national carrier confirming losses of more than USD 7 million — the equivalent of over Ksh 904.7 million — following a three-day strike … read more
Nigeria's aviation landscape is preparing for another exciting addition, with the Sokoto State-backed Caliphate Air officially completing its launch fleet ahead of its highly anticipated commercial debut. The carrier recently welcomed the arrival of its third Embraer ERJ145, touching down just days after its big… read more
Africa's aviation industry is standing on the edge of a remarkable transformation, according to the latest projections from Boeing. The manufacturer's 2026 Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) for Africa paints a strikingly optimistic picture, forecasting that the continent's commercial airplane fleet will more than double over the n… read more
A powerful new alliance between Fastjet Zimbabwe and the country's Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, through the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA), is set to bring renewed energy to one of Southern Africa's most anticipated travel trade gatherings. The two partners have joined forces … read more