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    Airlines Sénégal
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    Air Sénégal Charters Boeing 777 for Pilgrim Transport

    Since March 15, 2025, Air Senegal has been operating a Boeing 777 on flights to Medina and Jeddah as part of its efforts to transport Senegalese pilgrims to Islam’s Holy Si

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    Airlines Egypte
    24-03-2025

    Egypt’s Nile Air Adds a Wetleased 737-800

    Nile Air is continuing to expand its operations with the addition of a Boeing 737-800, NewsAero has learnt. The aircraft joined the Egyptian carrier’s fleet on Wednesday, March 19, and is n

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    Airlines Ethiopie
    21-03-2025

    Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad Launch Strategic Partnership and New Flights Between Addis Ababa and Abu Dhabi

    The national carriers of Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad Airways, formalized a strategic partnership

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Ouganda
    20-03-2025

    Uganda Airlines Sets May 18 as Launch Date for London Gatwick Flights

    Uganda Airlines étendra son réseau international en lançant des vols directs vers l’aéroport de Londres-Gatwick (Royaume Un

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Maroc
    20-03-2025

    Ryanair Expands Moroccan Network with Manchester–Rabat Link

    Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, will introduce a new route connecting Manchester and Rabat starting March 30, 2025, further solidifying its presence in Morocco. The announcement, made by Manchester Airport on March 18, positions Ra

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Ethiopie
    20-03-2025

    Ethiopia’s Trans Nation Airways Adds First Cessna Caravan C208EX

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    Airlines Guinée Equatoriale
    20-03-2025

    Lufthansa Consulting Offers Lifeline to Equatorial Guinea’s Ailing Ceiba Intercontinental

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Egypte
    19-03-2025

    Carlyle Aviation Partners Delivers New Airbus A320 to Egypt’s Nesma Airlines

    Nesma Airlines, Egypt’s growing carrier, is bolstering its fleet with the addition of another Airbus A320. The aircraft departed Hong Kong on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, bound for Cairo,

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Kenya
    19-03-2025

    Gulf Air Resumes Direct Flights to Nairobi After 13-Year Hiatus

    Gulf Air, the national carrier of Bahrain, has announced the launch of direct flights to Nairobi, Kenya, marking its return to the route after more than a decade. The

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Rwanda
    19-03-2025

    Qatar Airways to Resume Flights to Kigali in May 2025 After Three-Year Hiatus

    Qatar Airways is set to reconnect with Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, by resuming its Doha-Kigali route on M

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      Air Sénégal Charters Boeing 777 for Pilgrim Transport

      24-03-2025

      Egypt’s Nile Air Adds a Wetleased 737-800

      21-03-2025

      Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad Launch Strategic Partnership and New Flights Between Addis Ababa and Abu Dhabi

      20-03-2025

      Uganda Airlines Sets May 18 as Launch Date for London Gatwick Flights

      20-03-2025

      Ryanair Expands Moroccan Network with Manchester–Rabat Link

      20-03-2025

      Ethiopia’s Trans Nation Airways Adds First Cessna Caravan C208EX

      20-03-2025

      Lufthansa Consulting Offers Lifeline to Equatorial Guinea’s Ailing Ceiba Intercontinental

      19-03-2025

      Carlyle Aviation Partners Delivers New Airbus A320 to Egypt’s Nesma Airlines

      19-03-2025

      Gulf Air Resumes Direct Flights to Nairobi After 13-Year Hiatus

      19-03-2025

      Qatar Airways to Resume Flights to Kigali in May 2025 After Three-Year Hiatus

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