There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Aéroport Ouganda
    10-09-2025

    Uganda Begins Phase 2 of Entebbe Airport Expansion

    After completing Phase I of the Entebbe International Airport expansion project, Uganda is now moving forward with the launch of Phase II, which notably includes the construction of a second terminal. Engineer Ayub Sooma, Director of Airports and Aviation Security at the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA), provided an update on the progress

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    Aéroport Zimbabwe
    09-09-2025

    Zimbabwe to Upgrade Charles Prince Airport into Fourth Int’l Gateway

    The Zimbabwean government has unveiled plans to elevate Charles Prince Airport in Mount Hampden, near Harare, to international status, positioning it as  his fourth International gateway after those of Victoria Falls, Bulawayo, and Harare.

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    Aéroport Soudan
    08-09-2025

    Juba Int’l Airport Successfully Realise Its First Night Operation

    Juba International Airport (JIA) has soared to new heights with a groundbreaking achievement in South Sudan’s aviation history. On the evening of September 5, 2025, at precisely 10:15 PM, an Air Congo Boeing 737 (9S-AOA ; MSN 40964) gracefully departed from JIA en route to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), marking the airport’s fi

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Aéroport Zimbabwe
    05-09-2025

    Zimbabwe: Transvaal Africa To Build a "Freight Village" Near Harare Int’l Airport

    Local logistics and transportation company Transvaal Africa has acquired 418 hectares of land—part of the Arlington Estate adjacent to the airport—for the development. The Zimbabwean private company plans to build a logistics center called "Freight Village" to facilitate the export of agricultural products by air.

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    Aéroport Ethiopie
    28-08-2025

    Boeing Plans to Test the 777X at Addis Abeba Int’l Airport

    Boeing plans to conduct suitability tests for its advanced Boeing 777X aircraft at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport (ADD), a move that underscores the airport’s growing prominence as a testing ground for next-generation aircraft. The announcement follows a recent visit by a Boeing delegation, led by Airport Operations Manager Mr. Dumitru

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    Aéroport Maroc
    25-08-2025

    Morocco Awards $490 Million Expansion Contracts for Marrakech and Agadir Airports

    Airports of Morocco (formerly ONDA) has awarded two major construction contracts worth a combined 4.4 billion Moroccan dirhams ($490,44 million) to Moroccan firms Jet Contractors and SGTM, marking a significant step in the country’s ambitious “Airports 2030” modernization program.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Aéroport Nigeria
    19-08-2025

    Nigeria: Ogun Int’l Agro Cargo Airport Secures Operating Permit

    The Gateway International Agro-Cargo Airport in Ilisan-Iperu, Ogun State, in the country’s southwest, has reached a major milestone after receiving an Aerodrome Operational Permit from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on August 15, 2025. The certification authorizes the airport to commence scheduled commercial air transport ser

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    Aéroport Soudan
    14-08-2025

    Khartoum Int'l Airport Set to Reopen in October 2025

    Khartoum International Airport is set to resume operations in October 2025, more than two years after conflict forced its closure. The announcement was first made by Prime Minister Kamel Idris on August 8, who stressed that reopening the facility is a priority for Sudan’s recovery and will reconnect the nation to the world.

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    Aéroport Kenya
    12-08-2025

    Kenya Seeks $2 Billion in Funding for JKIA Expansion

    Kenya is seeking $2 billion in financing from international development lenders to expand Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), with plans to build a second runway and a new terminal. Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir announced the initiative on Monday, August 11, 2025, during the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Sympos

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      Juba Int’l Airport Successfully Realise Its First Night Operation

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      Zimbabwe: Transvaal Africa To Build a "Freight Village" Near Harare Int’l Airport

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      Boeing Plans to Test the 777X at Addis Abeba Int’l Airport

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      Morocco Awards $490 Million Expansion Contracts for Marrakech and Agadir Airports

      19-08-2025

      Nigeria: Ogun Int’l Agro Cargo Airport Secures Operating Permit

      14-08-2025

      Khartoum Int'l Airport Set to Reopen in October 2025

      12-08-2025

      Kenya Seeks $2 Billion in Funding for JKIA Expansion

      11-08-2025

      Ethiopia: AfDB is leading the $8 billion financing to build Bishoftu Airport

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