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Etihad
Airways is set to enhance its regional footprint with
the launch of direct flights to Kabul,
Afghanistan from 18 December 2025. This new service,
operated three times weekly by the Airbus
A320—featuring 8 Business Class and 150 Economy
seats—marks a significant milestone as Ka… read more
The
landscape of Nigeria’s airport infrastructure is experiencing a
remarkable transformation, as revealed by the Managing
Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria
(FAAN), Mrs. Olubunmi Kuku. In a recent and forthright
evaluation, Mrs. Kuku rated the nation’s airports a promising
7.5 out of 10… read more
Ituri
Airlines of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has
made a strategic move to bolster its regional operations by acquiring
its very first Fokker 50 aircraft. This
milestone marks a new chapter for the carrier, signaling both expansion
and modernization as it seeks to strengthen its position wit… read more
LAM-Linhas
Aéreas de Moçambique, the national carrier of
Mozambique, has taken a pivotal step in its ongoing transformation by
officially rejoining the International Air Transport
Association (IATA) Clearing House. This development marks
a significant milestone in the airline’s restructuring programme … read more
In
a move set to transform city exploration for visitors,
Gondwana Collection Namibia has launched
the Hop’n’Go2—a complimentary city shuttle
service designed specifically for tourists in
Windhoek throughout October 2025. With
plans already underway to expand the service to
… read more
Etihad
Airways has made a significant stride in expanding its
international network, unveiling two new routes into
Southeast Asia that are poised to benefit
African business and leisure markets alike. On October 2nd, Etihad
launched its inaugural service to Medan in
Sumatra, Indonesi… read more
The Nigeria
Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and
Aviators Africa are charting a new course
in regulatory capacity building, signaling a significant step forward
for the nation’s aviation standards and for the wider African air
transport ecosystem. In a recent meeting at the NCAA headquarters in
Abuja,… read more
Across
the global technology landscape, leading companies like
Google and
Microsoft are making headlines by revealing
just how much of their software code is now generated with the help of
artificial intelligence (AI). In Google’s
most recent earnings call, CEO Sundar Pichai describe… read more
The
Adesa Pavilion at Labadi Beach Hotel
became a focal point of international festivity as Accra hosted its
annual Oktoberfest, an event that is rapidly establishing itself as a
must-attend fixture on the city’s social and tourism calendar. Modeled
after the iconic Munich festival but infused with Ghanaian
w… read more
FlySafair,
South Africa’s leading low-cost airline, has won a crucial court
interdict pausing enforcement of a looming January 2026 deadline that
would have required the carrier to resolve alleged breaches of local
ownership laws. This legal reprieve allows FlySafair to continue its
operations without immediate regulat… read more
Etihad Airways Adds Kabul to Network, Unlocking New Regional and Global Links via Abu Dhabi
Nigeria’s Airports Make Strides: Passenger Experience Surges as Modernisation Takes Hold
Ituri Airlines Expands Regional Reach with Addition of First Fokker 50 Turboprop
LAM Mozambique Airlines Rejoins IATA Clearing House, Strengthening Financial Credibility
Windhoek’s Free Hop’n’Go2 Shuttle Enhances Urban Mobility and Visitor Experience
Nigeria’s Aviation Sector Strengthens with NCAA and Aviators Africa Strategic Training Collaboration
AI-Generated Code: Should African Travel Firms Track and Share This New Productivity Metric?
Accra’s Oktoberfest Signals New Era for Ghana’s Hospitality and Event Tourism
FlySafair Secures Court Relief on Local Ownership Rules, Spotlighting Regulatory Pressures in Africa
