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Equatorial
Guinea is turning to EgyptAir Maintenance and
Engineering for expertise as part of its efforts to
overhaul its civil aviation sector and support the revival of its
national carrier, Ceiba Intercontinental.
From January 24 to 30, 2026, the country hosted a delegation from
EgyptAir to explor… read more
For many travelers within Africa, the prospect of crossing
borders often conjures images of long embassy queues, hefty visa fees,
and complex paperwork. However, for holders of the
Nigerian passport, a growing number of
African destinations offer visa-free access, significantly simplifying
regional journeys and opening… read more
Over the past four years, the United Arab
Emirates (UAE) has rapidly established itself as a
powerhouse investor across Africa, channeling more than
USD 118 billion into a diverse array of
sectors. While mining, energy, technology, and logistics have
traditionally attracted the lion’s share of Emirati … read more
Nigerian carrier Ibom Air is set
to make a significant leap in its regional strategy by adding two or
three new Central African destinations in 2025. This move builds on its
current network, which includes six domestic Nigerian cities and its
sole existing intra-African route between Lagos and
Accra. T… read more
The aviation sector across Africa and the Middle East is facing
a mounting crisis as airline funds totaling \$1.2 billion
remain trapped under government controls as of the end
of October 2025. This staggering figure, released by the International
Air Transport Association (IATA), underscores the persistent challenge
o… read more
The
reinstatement of the Malabo–Douala
connection by Ceiba Intercontinental is
injecting fresh momentum into Central Africa’s aviation landscape. The
airline’s return to Cameroon on 21 November 2025, after a two‑year
pause, instantly restores one of the region’s most strategically
important short‑hau… read more
Cronos
Airlines has returned one of its key aircraft, the Embraer ERJ145
registered as TJ-KMM, to active service, marking the resumption of
operations for this aircraft type within its fleet.
The
reintroduction of the ERJ145 signals Cronos Airlines' efforts to
restore and strengthen its regional connectivity across … read more
The African aviation landscape
is set for a transformative boost as Air
Transat announces the launch of a groundbreaking nonstop
service between Montreal and Dakar for the
summer 2026 season. This new route, commencing on June 17, 2026, will be
the only direct air link connecting Canada with Sub-Sahara… read more
Equatorial
Guinea’s national carrier, Ceiba
Intercontinental, is charting a cautious path toward
recovery by adding a Bombardier CRJ200 to
its fleet. This move comes via an ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and
Insurance) arrangement with Kenya’s Dragonfly Aviation Limited, which
itself lease… read more
Turkish
Airlines has officially resumed flights to
Misrata, marking its third destination in
Libya after Tripoli and Benghazi. This strategic move comes a decade
after the national flag carrier suspended its Misrata operations in
January 2015, and it underscores the airline’s commitment to
strengthen… read more
Equatorial Guinea Taps EgyptAir Expertise to Revitalize Ceiba and Civil Aviation
Unlocking Seamless Regional Travel: Nigerian Passport Holders Enjoy Visa-Free Access to Key African
UAE’s Expanding Tourism Investments Reshape Africa’s Hospitality Landscape
Ibom Air Targets Central African Expansion with New Destinations in 2025
Equatorial Guinea's Cronos Airlines Resumes Commercial Operations with ERJ145
Air Transat’s New Montreal-Dakar Route Opens Direct Gateway Between Canada and Sub-Saharan Africa
Turkish Airlines Expands African Network with Misrata Relaunch and New Destinations on Horizon
