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Cameroon’s
national carrier Camair-Co has taken a
decisive step to reinforce its operational capacity by adding a second
Boeing 737-800 to its fleet under an ACMI
lease agreement with Smartwings. The new aircraft, which became
operational on October 1, now serves some of the airline’s most critical
d… read more
The
United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially included Uganda in its 2026
visa ban list, a move that will prevent Ugandan nationals from obtaining
tourist and work visas to the Gulf state. This restriction is part of a
broader policy affecting nine countries, including Afghanistan, Libya,
Yemen, Somalia, Lebanon, Bangladesh, Cameroon, … read more
Max
Air Ltd, a key player in Nigeria’s aviation sector, is
boosting its operational capabilities by temporarily adding a
wetleased Boeing 737-300 to its fleet. This
strategic move is set to reinforce the airline’s domestic network
during a critical period of heightened demand and operational
adjustme… read more
Camair-Co,
Cameroon’s national airline, is charting an ambitious new course with
plans to expand its fleet from 8 to 18 aircraft by
2028, according to a recent report by the Development
Bank of Central African States (BDEAC).
This expansion strategy is backed by a substantial USD
168.6 millio… read more
The
national carrier of Cameroon, Camair-Co,
has taken a significant step in its ongoing fleet renewal strategy by
welcoming a Boeing 737-800 on wetlease from
Czech operator Smartwings. The aircraft, which arrived in Douala on
September 4, 2025, is set to enter service immediately, marking a
pivotal … 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
CAMAIR-CO,
Cameroon’s national airline, has taken decisive action to stabilize its
operations by integrating a Boeing 737-300
into its fleet through a wet-lease agreement with Nigeria’s
NG Eagle. This strategic move comes at a
time when the majority of CAMAIR-CO’s own aircraft remain g… read more
The
Dubai-based Emirates Airlines is actively pursuing a
groundbreaking new route to Libreville, following
strategic discussions with Gabon's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)
on August 7. This potential service would position the Gulf carrier as
the first airline to provide direct connectivity between
Ga… read more
Score Big with Sports Tourism: Africa’s Winning Play
Sports
tourism is booming, and Africa is poised
to cash in. This dynamic sector, encompassing active
participation, event attendance, and nostalgia-driven travel,
is projected to reach a staggering USD 2 trillion globally by
2030. For African t… read more
Cameroon’s
flag carrier, CAMAIR-CO, has adjusted its
fleet strategy, transitioning from a 90-seat CRJ900 to a 50-seat CRJ200.
This shift underscores the airline’s ongoing collaboration with South
African leasing specialist, CemAir, which
continues to supply both aircraft types.
This
strategic m… read more
Camair-Co Expands Key Routes with Second ACMI-Leased Boeing 737-800
UAE’s 2026 Visa Ban on Ugandans Raises Alarms Over Labor, Business, and Tourism Impact
Max Air Temporarily Expands Domestic Fleet with Wetleased Boeing 737-300
Royal Airways Tchad to Launch First International Route, Connecting N’Djamena and Douala
Emirates Targets Gabon: Game-Changing Route Could Transform Central African Aviation
