In the eighth week of 2024, the African aviation scene witnessed a series of intriguing developments. A West African airline opted to fly to Gatwick after being unable to secure a slot at the UK’s primary airport. Meanwhile, an airspace in East Africa faced potential sabotage, jeopardizing flight safety. Additionally,

Embark on an exhilarating journey into the vibrant realm of African aviation as we unveil the most captivating highlights from week 7 of 2024. Introduction. In a riveting report released by Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH), a state parastatal entrusted with managing state assets, the performance of over 25 entities under

In Week 6, a nation proudly celebrated historic post-COVID passenger statistics, serving as a testament to the resilient comeback for the industry. Adding to the intrigue, an iconic vintage plane that starred in an Academy Award-winning film was put up for auction. Meanwhile, fleet renewals occurred, and new passenger and

Step into the spotlight as we uncover the captivating highlights that graced the African aviation scene in week 5. Prepare to be enthralled as we journey through the thrilling events of the past week. Dive into the blog article below to discover the excitement that awaits! Starting with the most

Week 4 of 2024 unfolded with the skies buzzing with excitement as the african aviation scene marked significant milestones, unveiled new routes, navigated the ebb and flow of operations, expanded their fleets, witnessed infrastructural transformations, and made noteworthy appointments. Below we delve into the highlights of the past week of

Week 3 of 2024 unfolded with a captivating mix of aviation incidents, diplomatic tiffs, and the orchestration of exciting developments and strategic maneuvers within the dynamic African aviation landscape. Embarking on a noteworthy journey, flydubai marked the inauguration of its debut flight to the captivating coastal city of Mombasa. This

Week two of 2024 brought positive developments from the Nigerian government, with the Central Bank of Nigeria redeeming outstanding liabilities totaling $2 billion over the past three months. Notably, $61.64 million was released to foreign airlines. Despite this, the continent grapples with a significant challenge—blocked airline funds, with Africa’s nations