Libya’s Buraq Air Secures an Additionnal Airbus A320
Buraq Air, the Libyan private airline, is set to receive a new Airbus A320 as part of its expansion strategy.
SAA Takes Delivery of Ex-Qatar Airways A320,Gears Up for Two Ex-Flynas A330s
South African Airways (SAA) has taken delivery of a new Airbus A320. The 14-year-old plane (MS
Sudan: Tarco Aviation Adds New Boeing 737-800 to Its Fleet
In April 2022, Tarco Aviation became the first Sudanese carrier to operate a Boeing 737NG registered in the national registry. Since then, the airline has continued to expand its fleet of NG aircraft.
Tunisavia Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification
Tunisavia, the private air transport operator, has successfully obtained the ISO 9001:2015 certification for its quality management system. This certification, granted by the AFAQ AFNOR International organization, confirms that the company’s practices comply with international quality standards within its sector.
Ethiopian Airlines Takes Delivery of New Boeing 777 Freighter
Ethiopian Airlines has expanded its global operations with the addition of a new Boeing 777 Freighter, bringing the total number of this type of aircraft in its fleet to 11. The Ethiopian national carrier is expecting three more similar aircraft.
Somalia's Aviation Crisis: Airlines and Authorities in a Blame Game
The Somali skies came to a standstill
Mozambique's LAM Appoints Marcelino Gildo Alberto as Chairman Amid Operational Challenges
Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (LAM) has appointed Marcelino Gildo Alberto as the new Chairman of its Board of Directors (PCA). The decision was made during an extraor
Nigeria : Enugu State Secures Two Embraer E170 Jets to Launch State-Owned Airline
L’État d’Enugu, situé dans le sud-est du Nigeria, fait un pas audacieux dans le secteur de l’aviation en acquérant deux avions Embraer E170. Cette initiative s’ins
Tanzania’s Miracle Air Makes Its Debut with Exclusive Safari Flights
On January 21, 2025, Miracle Air, a newly established Tanzanian charter airline, officially launched its commercial operations. Based in Arusha
Stored for a Year, LAM Mozambique's Only Cargo Plane, 737-300F, Returns to Owner Due to Certification Issues
Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (LAM) has been forced to return its only cargo aircraft to its origin after failing to secure the necessary certification from the Civil Aviation Regulatory Authority of Mozambique (IACM). The Boeing 737-300 freighter was acquired