African Aviation Leaders Demand Action on Costs, Safety and Connectivity
African aviation leaders Aaron Munetsi and Kamil Alawadhi are urging governments to cut operating costs, improve […]
Read more
South Africa Makes Entry Faster with ETA but Cost of Entry More Than Doubles for Ugandans
South Africa’s new ETA promises faster, simpler and more secure entry, but Ugandans face a 117.6pcincrease […]
Read more
IATA says Aviation Safety’s Next Gains Will Depend on People, Technology and Standards
IATA says aviation’s next safety gains will depend on combining experienced people, resilient technology and consistent […]
Read more
Airlink Expands Cape Town Network with New Lanseria and Mauritius Links
Airlink is expanding its Cape Town network with new daily Lanseria flights and a twice-weekly direct […]
Read more
United’s Johannesburg-New York Nonstop Service Hits Five-Year Milestone
United Airlines has marked five years of nonstop Johannesburg-Newark flights, carrying more than 650,000 passengers and […]
Read more
African Airlines Outpace Global Market as August Passenger Demand Rises 6.7pc
African airlines grew passenger demand 6.7pc in August, outperforming a global market hit by a sharp […]
Read more
Relief as UAE Eases Ebola-era Entry Curbs on Ugandans, Reopening Key Aviation Corridor
The UAE has eased Ebola-era entry restrictions on Ugandan nationals, potentially helping restore passenger demand on […]
Read more
13 Feared Killed as Tracep Aviation L-410 Crashes in DRC
Thirteen people are feared dead after a Tracep Congo Aviation Let L-410 crashed and caught fire […]
Read more
IATA Warns Cargo Screening Alone Cannot Contain Undeclared Dangerous Goods Risk
IATA is calling for a multi-layered approach to dangerous-goods safety, warning that cargo security screening alone […]
Read more
Frankfurt Airport Malaria Outbreak Raises Questions Over Aviation-Related Health Risks
A rare malaria outbreak linked to Frankfurt Airport has killed three people, highlighting the public health […]
Read more