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Monday, June 2, 2025Air Zimbabwe has confirmed it will sell two Boeing 777-200ER passenger aircraft, in a move that reflects the ongoing financial challenges facing the once-proud national carrier. The aircraft, originally acquired from Malaysia Airlines in a bid to revitalize Zimbabwe’s aviation capabilities, will now be sold on an “as-is” basis from Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » South African Airways Reinvents Its Wide-Body Operations Across South Africa, Brazil, Australia, Ghana, Nigeria, Mauritius, and Ivory Coast, Leveraging Advanced Aircraft and Streamlined Routes for Future Growth Friday, May 30, 2025South African Airways has operated a diverse fleet of wide-body aircraft throughout its history, including both Airbus and Boeing models. The airline...

Home » AFRICA » Uganda Airlines Announces Strategic Expansion with New Nonstop Flights Between Entebbe and London Gatwick Providing Efficient and Modern Travel Solutions for Business and Leisure Passengers Between Uganda and the UK Monday, May 19, 2025Uganda Airlines has commenced nonstop flights connecting Entebbe International Airport and London Gatwick as of Sunday, May eighteenth, two thousand...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » How Digital Crisis, Emergency Landing, Air Traffic Control Failure, Curtail of Airline Routes, Trump Tariff Affecting Global Aviation Industry, What Happens Next Will Shock You Sunday, May 18, 2025 Digital crisis, emergency landing, air traffic control failure, curtail of airline routes, and the looming Trump tariff—each one alone is enough to shake...

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » Kenya Recognized by IATA for Its Aviation-Driven Tourism and Regional Air Connectivity, Fueling Travel Growth Across the African Continent Tuesday, May 13, 2025In a newly released report, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has spotlighted the immense economic value of aviation in Kenya, describing it as a lifeline for jobs, trade, and tourism. According to IATA,...

Saturday, March 29, 2025As global connectivity continues to grow, the demand for efficient travel between regions increases. This is particularly true for the growing relationship between Africa and China, where economic, business, and tourism ties are strengthening. In response to this demand, Royal Air Maroc (RAM), Morocco’s flagship carrier, and China Southern Airlines have taken a significant step by...

Home » Airline News In Africa » Why Emirates, Delta, Cathay Pacific, Air New Zealand, Lufthansa, South Korean Airlines, Qantas Airways, Air Astana, EVA Air, Starlux Taiwan, Tigerair, China Airlines Are Tightening the Carrying of Power Bank, New Report Shows More Friday, March 14, 2025The increased reliance on battery-powered devices such as smartphones, laptops, and power banks has made them a travel...