There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Egypte
    09-05-2026

    EgyptAir Cargo Launches New Routes to Bangkok, Juba, and Ouagadougou

    EgyptAir Cargo is expanding its scheduled freighter network with the launch of new cargo services linking Cairo to Bangkok, Juba, and Ouagadougou.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Angola
    08-05-2026

    Angola's TAAG Accumulates $9 Million Debt to Ground Handler Ghassist

    TAAG Angola Airlines, the country's flag carrier, faces a claim of approximately $9 million from longtime ground handling provider Ghassist for a decade of unpaid services and equipment rental, according to Angolan business newspaper Valor Económico.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Egypte
    07-05-2026

    Egypt and Green Sky Capital Close Financing for Suez Canal SAF Plant

    Doha-based Green Sky Capital said on Monday, 4 May

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Egypte
    07-05-2026

    EgyptAir and Xinjiang Airport Group Launch a New Sino-African Logistics Corridor

    EgyptAir Cargo has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with China’s Xinjiang Airport Group to establish a dedicated air logistics corridor linking China with Egypt and broader African markets, the Egyptian carrier said on Tuesday April 5, 2026.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Sénégal
    06-05-2026

    Ground Handling: 2AS workers oppose Air Sénégal Takeover

    Employee representatives at Senegal's main ground handling firm 2AS have strongly opposed Air Sénégal's push for majority control of the company, warning that the struggling national carrier could jeopardise nearly 1,000 jobs at a profitable operation they describe as a national asset.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Nigeria
    06-05-2026

    United Nigeria secures second E190 and first Boeing 737-800s in fleet push

    According to informations reported by Newsaero, ​United Nigeria Airlines has signed a new wet-lease agreement with the Ukrainian company Windrose Airlines for a second Embraer E190. In addition to this regional expansion, the private Nigerian carrier is awaiting the first two of six Boeing 737-800s acquired from the American carrier Southwest A

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Afrique
    06-05-2026

    Air Zimbabwe Under Scrutiny Over Missing Aicraft Records And Governance Concerns

    Air Zimbabwe is facing renewed criticism after lawmakers raised concerns over possible irregularities involving some of the airline’s aircraf

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Kenya
    05-05-2026

    Astral Aviation Targets five Boeing 777-300ER Freighters by 2031

    Kenyan cargo carrier Astral Aviation expects to begin operating converted Boeing 777-300ER freighters in 2027 and aims to introduce up to five of the large twin-engine aircraft over the next five years, its founder and chief executive said on April 29, 2026 during a presentation at the Cargo Facts EMEA conference

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      Nigeria's Air Peace Selling Off Ageing 737 Classics

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