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At
the U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Luanda, Zambia’s Minister of
Transport and Logistics, Museba Frank Tayali, championed a vision of
enhanced connectivity across Africa. His message resonated strongly
with travel professionals eager to tap into the continent’s burgeoning
travel and trade potential. At the heart of this vision lies… read more
ECAir's
successful relaunch of regional flights marks a significant milestone
in Central Africa's aviation landscape, offering exciting new
opportunities for travel agents.
Equatorial
Congo Airlines (ECAir) has triumphantly returned to regional
skies, re-establishing vital… read more
Equatorial
Congo Airlines (ECAir) is poised to shake up Central Africa’s
aviation landscape with the relaunch of its regional network. Starting
June 30, 2025, the airline will reconnect Brazzaville
with key cities in Cameroon and
Gabon, marking its return to international operations
after an eight-year hia… read more
New
US visa restrictions are impacting African
travel, prompting agents to adapt their strategies. Seven African
nations face a full travel ban, while three others have partial
restrictions, creating challenges for US-bound travel.
The
full ban affects nationals of
Chad, the Republic o… read more
Air
Peace, Nigeria’s leading airline, is embarking on a
significant expansion, promising enhanced services and exciting new
routes for African travelers. Dr. Allen Onyema, Chairman of
Air Peace, unveiled the airline’s ambitious plans at a press
conference in Lagos, highlighting key developments that will reshape the
la… read more
The
Congolese aviation sector is undergoing a significant transformation.
Congo Airways’ operations were suspended in April
2025 due to financial challenges, leaving a gap in the
market. This has led to the Congolese government focusing on Air Congo, a joint venture with Ethiopian Airlines… read more
African
aviation faces a significant financial hurdle, with a
staggering \$846 million in airline funds
blocked from repatriation by governments across the
continent. This alarming figure represents a substantial portion of the
global total of \$1.3 billion, highlighting the urgent need for policy
reforms and … read more
TAAG
Angola Airlines is significantly expanding its presence in
Southern and Central Africa, a move set to reshape
regional travel and create exciting new opportunities for
African travel agents. The airline's strategic
enhancements to key routes promise improved connectivity, increased
flexibility, and a wealth … read more
The
Virunga Massif, a biodiversity hotspot
spanning Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC), offers immense potential for sustainable
tourism development. The Red Rocks Initiative for
Sustainable Development, a Rwandan grassroots
organization, is playing a key rol… read more
Mwant
Jet, the Kinshasa-based airline, is poised
to relaunch domestic operations after regaining its
AOC (Air Operator Certificate). This marks a
significant comeback following a two-year suspension brought on by
financial hurdles and shareholder disputes. The airline, now under the
sole ownership of Michael … read more
Lobito Corridor: A New Frontier for African Travel?
ECAir Soars Again: Reconnecting Central Africa and Expanding Regional Links
US Visa Rules Shift: Agent Toolkit
Air Peace Soars: Heathrow, Caribbean & “Wow” Service
DRC Aviation Restructured: Air Congo Takes Flight
Africa’s Aviation Sector Grapples with \$846 Million in Blocked Funds
TAAG Angola Airlines Boosts Southern Africa Links
Rwanda’s Red Rocks Initiative: Empowering Communities, Boosting Tourism
Mwant Jet Soars Again: New Opportunities for Regional Connectivity in DRC
