Mendis: Governments Don’t Operate Airlines Efficiently
The Chief Operating Officer of the Africa World Airlines, Sean Mendis, in this interview says it will be difficult for the government in Africa to
Category : Aviation
The Minister for Aviation has claimed that the newly-constructed Terminal 3 of the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) has over 500 defects.
Kofi Adda said about 513 defects were spotted when the edifice was last checked by Aviation authorities. According to him, although the Terminal 3 is
Togo is one of Africa’s most visa-opened country, according to Jumia
(Togo First) – Mauritius, Benin, Rwanda, Guinea Bissau, and Togo are the five most open countries in Africa, in terms of mobility and free movement.
Ethiopian has Safe Aviation Brand Trusted by Whole World-Minister
The Ethiopian Airlines, with safety at its center, has managed to create a brand trusted by the whole world, Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges said. She
Infrastructure and low connectivity impede KQ’s tickets pricing
In Summary In Summary •The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said that African airlines, among them KQ are 45 per cent more costly than
Aviation – Comair Declares a Profit, Despite a Challenging Year
Comair reported a 175% year-on-year increase in earnings per share (EPS) and a 184% year-on-year increase in headline earnings per share (HEPS), bolstered by SAA’s
Aviation – Air Namibia appoints Escher Luanda as chairperson
September 17, 2019: Air Namibia has appointed Escher Luanda as the chairperson of Air Namibia board of directors recently. On September 5, Air Namibia has
Aviation – First Female Aircraft Marshal Awarded “Most Inspiring Woman in Aviation”
Felicia positions herself at the Airside of the airport and waves her pair of bats during the day or wangs at night to signal pilots
Africa: Making African Airlines Competitive
Despite the introduction and ratification of the Single African Air Transport Market in January 2018, African airlines are yet to take advantage of the treaty,