Africa’s aviation sector has huge potential for growth. Realizing it requires investment, cooperation, and innovation.
Aviation Week Forecasts: Moroccan Baykar Facility Will Serve Emerging Africa Market is published in Aerospace Daily & Defense ...
African air cargo faces challenges due to limited connectivity, profitability, and slow policy implementation. While demand ...
Celebrating its 25th anniversary at air cargo Africa, Astral Aviation has become a cornerstone of the region’s airfreight ...
The Airlines Association of Southern Africa raises urgent concerns over operational disruptions affecting airlines and ...
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FlySafair braces for impact after being pilloried by aviation authorities for its foreign ownershipFlySafair also operates flights outside of South Africa, including Zimbabwe ... Air Services Council found that an Ireland-based company, ASL Aviation Holdings, effectively owns 74.86% of ...
FlySafair says South Africa's domestic aviation licensing authority has given it 12 months to reduce its foreign shareholding ...
Kulula’s demise in 2022 cut 40% of domestic flight capacity, sending prices surging. 87% of the remaining seats are at risk due to South Africa’s strict rules on foreign ownership of local airlines.
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