African Aviation Trails

African and international aviation networks continued evolving as Royal Air Maroc launched Casablanca–St. Petersburg flights, Air Cairo resumed services to Amman City Airport, Air Tanzania entered Ghana, EgyptAir expanded UK capacity, Sudan Airways resumed operations, Kenya Airways cancelled New York flights due to US storms, while Air France and Air Algérie restructured European routes.

Regional air connectivity continued expanding as Royal Jordanian resumed Amman–Misrata flights, Royal Air Maroc launched Saint Petersburg–Casablanca services, Airlink sought approval to market European codeshare flights from Johannesburg, and Volotea expanded Marseille–Algeria operations, strengthening passenger connectivity, tourism, business travel and international network access across Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

African and Middle Eastern aviation networks expanded through new routes by Royal Air Maroc Cargo, Kuwait Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Oman Air and Royal Air Maroc, while Air Côte d’Ivoire adjusted long-haul plans. Meanwhile, Saudia assumed Comoros Hajj charters, Air Mauritius delayed Heathrow’s return, and Somaliland suspended Air Djibouti flights.