Nigeria Targets $13,6 Million in Outstanding Airport Charges from Foreign Airlines
Nigeria's House of Representatives Committee on Finance has directed the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) to recover more than 18.98 billion naira ($13.6
Maputo Seeks Boeing Support To Turn Around LAM Mozambique
Mozambique’s transport minister has invited U.S. aerospace giant Boeing to support the restructuring of national carrier LAM – Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique, with further meetings between the two sides planned for April, the government said.
Ceiba Intercontinental: Malabo Seeks ATR 72-600 Order by June to Rebuild Fleet
Equatorial Guinea is seeking to finalize an agreement with European aircraft manufacturer ATR before June for the acquisition of new ATR 72-600 turboprops, as part of a broader plan to revive operations at state carrier Ceiba Intercontinental an
Government Probe Calls For Removal Of Congo Airways Leadership
An investigative report commissioned by the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo recommends the dismissal of the management team of state-owned carrier Congo Airways after identifying serious irregularities in the airline’s management,
Ouagadougou appoints Serge Zombré as CEO of Air Burkina
Burkina Faso has appointed Wendkuni Serge Frédéric Zombré as the new general director of Air Burkina, the national airline, following a decree issued by the Council of Ministers on March 12, 2026.
Cabo Verde Airlines Steps Up Preparations for U.S. Return From Late March
Cabo Verde Airlines plans to resume flights to the United States from March 31, 2026, according to a letter the Cape Verdean national carrier sent on March 5 to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).
Nigeria Suspends Controversial $300 Helicopter Landing Fee for Oil and Gas Operations
Nigeria's Federal Government has temporarily suspended enforcement and collection of a contentious $300 helicopter landing fee imposed on oil and gas operations, following concerns from industry stakeholders that continued collection could disrupt critical offshore activities.
Malawi Probes 7Q Aircraft Registry Amid Reports Of Planes Operating Abroad Unchecked
The civil aviation regulator of Malawi has opened an investigation into the alleged abuse of its aircraft registry after several planes bearing the country’s 7Q nationality prefix wer
EgyptAir’s A350 Makes European Debut One Month After Delivery
EgyptAir plans to deploy its newly delivered Airbus A350-900 on a European route from mid-March, about a month after the aircraft entered service with the airline, according to schedule
Libyan Airlines Puts Long-Abandoned and War-Damaged Aircraft Up for Sale
Libyan Airlines said it plans to sell several obsolete and damaged aircraft, including war-affected airframes that have been stranded for years at Tripoli Internat