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    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Kenya
    11-07-2025

    Kenya’s Freedom Airline Adds Vintage EMB120

    Freedom Airline has expanded its fleet with the addition of an Embraer EMB120, which landed at Nairobi’s Wilson International Airport on July 3, 2025, after a ferry flight from Bangor, USA. The aircraft was officially received this week by the airline’s chairman, Abdulkadir Ali.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Maroc
    10-07-2025

    Royal Air Maroc in Advanced Talks with Embraer for E-Jet E2 Order

    Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is engaged in advanced discussions with Embraer for a potential strategic order of E-Jet E2 aircraft, according to inform

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Ethiopie
    10-07-2025

    Ethiopian Airlines Seeks A350s, B787s to Launch Australia Service

    Ethiopian Airlines is preparing to write a new chapter in its global expansion. The national carrier of Ethiopia, already present on five continents, is now aiming to launch flights to Australia—marking a first in African aviation history. How

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Sénégal
    10-07-2025

    Air Sénégal and Royal Air Maroc Expand Codeshare Partnership with more destinations added

    On July 8, 2025, Air Sénégal, the national carrier of Senegal, and Royal Air Maroc, Morocco’s flagship airline, announced a significant expansion of their strategic codeshare agreement. Effective July 21, 2025, the enhanced partnership will enable Air Sénégal to market flights to Montreal (Canada), Milan (Italy), B

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Mozambique
    10-07-2025

    LAM Settles IATA Debt and Begins Its Recovery

    Mozambique’s national carrier, Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (LAM), has cleared its outstanding debt with the International Air Transport Association (IATA), a significant development that could mark a turning point in the airline’s troubled recent history. The announcement was made on Tuesday, July 2, by the Institute for the Management of St

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Libye
    10-07-2025

    Syrian Airlines to Resume Direct Flights to Libya

    The Director General of the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), Ashhad Al-Sulaibi, announced on Sunday, July 6, 2025, that Syrian Airlines is set to resume direct air links between Syria and Libya for the first time in over a decade.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Maroc
    09-07-2025

    Royal Air Maroc to Return to N’Djamena, Zurich, and Munich, and Launch Service to Sal Island

    Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has unveiled plans to launch four new direct international routes from its Casablanca hub, expanding its global footprint. Beginning between September and October 2025, RAM will start nonstop flights from Mohammed V International Airport to Munich (Germany), Zurich (Switzerland), N’Djamena (Chad), and Sal Island (Cape Verd

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Tanzanie
    09-07-2025

    Tanzania’s Miracle Air Expands Fleet with Second Brand-New Cessna Grand Caravan

    Tanzania’s premium charter airline Miracle Air, headquart

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Afrique du Sud
    09-07-2025

    South Africa’s Solenta Aviation Secures AOC to Relaunch Fastjet Mozambique

    Mozambique’s Civil Aviation Institute (IACM) has granted an Air Operator Certificate (AOC) to Solenta Aviation, paving the way for the relaunch of Fastjet Mozambique’s operations, which were suspended back in October 2019. The South African aviation group announced the development on Thursday, July 3, 2025, in a statement cited by the Mozamb

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Maurice
    09-07-2025

    Former Air Mauritius CEO Charles Cartier Demands $2 Million Over Alleged Unlawful Dismissal

    Charles Cartier, the former Chief Executive Officer of Air Mauritius, is seeking Rs 91 095 432 (approximately $2 million) in damages from the national carrier, claiming his abrupt dismissal was both illegal and unjustified. The demand was made through a formal notice dated July 3, 2025, prepared by his lawyer, Me Pazahny Thandarayan.

      11-07-2025

      Kenya’s Freedom Airline Adds Vintage EMB120

      10-07-2025

      Royal Air Maroc in Advanced Talks with Embraer for E-Jet E2 Order

      10-07-2025

      Ethiopian Airlines Seeks A350s, B787s to Launch Australia Service

      10-07-2025

      Air Sénégal and Royal Air Maroc Expand Codeshare Partnership with more destinations added

      10-07-2025

      LAM Settles IATA Debt and Begins Its Recovery

      10-07-2025

      Syrian Airlines to Resume Direct Flights to Libya

      09-07-2025

      Royal Air Maroc to Return to N’Djamena, Zurich, and Munich, and Launch Service to Sal Island

      09-07-2025

      Tanzania’s Miracle Air Expands Fleet with Second Brand-New Cessna Grand Caravan

      09-07-2025

      South Africa’s Solenta Aviation Secures AOC to Relaunch Fastjet Mozambique

      09-07-2025

      Former Air Mauritius CEO Charles Cartier Demands $2 Million Over Alleged Unlawful Dismissal

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