Mango Airlines Eyes Takeoff After Four-Year Grounding
After more than four years grounded, Mango Airlines, the lo
Nigerian Customs Grounds 60 Private Jets Over Unpaid Duties
The Nigerian government, through the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), has grounded around 60 private jets at major airports—including Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja—over unpaid import duties running into billions of naira.
Air Sénégal Faces Fresh Legal Battle Over Four Leased Aircraft in Dakar
Air Sénégal is once again facing a major legal threat. Two Irish companies — Sasof III Aviation Ireland DAC and Aergen Aircraft Twenty Limited, both Special Purpose Vehicules (SPVs)
Kenya’s Advantage Air Expands Freighter Fleet with First ATR72F
Kenyan private carrier Advantage Air has taken delivery of a 33-year-old ATR72-200 freighter, marking a new milestone in its cargo fleet expansion strategy. The aircraft, which departed Goose Bay in Canada on June 3, 2025, is expected to arrive
EgyptAir Converts Two A330-200s into Freighters, Extends 777 Leases
EgyptAir is ramping up its fleet modernization and long-term growth strategy with a dual focus on cargo and passenger operations. On June 1, 2025
Nouakchott Joins ASKY’s Map as the Airline Reaches Full West African Capital Coverage
ASKY Airlines is set to launch service to Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, starting August 2, 2025, with a new route via Conakry, Guinea. The ann
Ethiopian Airlines Partners with ATS Technic for Expanded Line Maintenance Services Across the Middle East
ATS Technic, a UAE-based line maintenance organization, announced on May 30, 2025, the signing of a new maintenance agreement with Ethiopian Airlines. Under this stra
Camair-Co renforce sa flotte avec un CRJ900 loué auprès de CemAir
Camair-Co is making efforts to sustain its regional operations with the addition of a 90-seat Bombardier CRJ900.
Air Zimbabwe Puts Two Long-Idle Boeing 777-200ER Jets Up for Sale
Air Zimbabwe has confirmed plans to sell two Boeing 777-200ER aircraft along with related service contracts, as part of its broader strategy to resolve persistent financial woes. The aircraft, acquired from Malays
Air Cairo sécurise deux ex-Kuwait Airways A320s
Egyptian low-cost carrier Air Cairo is set to expand its narrowbody fleet with the imminent arrival of two Airbus A320ceo aircraft formerly operated by Kuwait Airways. The transaction is part of a renewed lease agreement with Irish lessor Macquarie AirFinance.