Algeria and Chad have signed new agreements to strengthen cooperation in civil aviation and formalize their bilateral air services framework, marking a significant step toward improving connectivity between North and Central Africa. The deal provides a structured regulatory foundation covering traffic rights, operational standards, and airline designation, enabling smoother and more predictable air transport operations. As part of the agreement, Air Algérie is set to reinforce direct flights between Algiers and N’Djamena, enhancing passenger and cargo connectivity between the two regions. The initiative aligns with broader continental efforts under the African Union to promote intra-African air connectivity, while also supporting trade, diplomatic engagement, and regional integration.
The African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) and CAA International…
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