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    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Togo
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    Togo and Barbados Consider Direct Flights

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    Airlines Ethiopie
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    Ethiopian Airlines to Launch Flights to Porto, Portugal

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    Airlines Afrique du Sud
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    Air France-KLM and South Africa’s CemAir Sign Interline Agreement

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    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Ghana
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    Ghana to Relaunch Search for National Airline Partner, Says President Mahama

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    Airlines Tunisie
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    Tunisair Express Charters Dash 8-400 to Support Operations

    Since mid-February, Tunisair Express has repeatedly relied on the services of Maltese carrier Universal Air, with the latest instance occurring on February 28, to operate the route between Tunis and Malta. Universal Air deployed its Dash 8-400 fleet on this route.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Botswana
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    Botswana’s Mack Air Welcomes a Brand-New Cessna Grand Caravan EX

    Botswana-based charter airline Mack Air has expanded its fleet with the addition of a brand-new Cessna Grand Caravan EX. The aircraft (MSN 208B5847) touched down at Maun, the airline’

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Gabon
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    Afrijet and Air France Expand Interline Partnership to Include Port Harcourt and Bangui

    Air France and Afrijet have strengthened their interline commercial partnership by adding two new destinations: Port Harcourt, Nigeria, and Bangui, Central African Re

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Afrique du Sud
    28-02-2025

    Professor John Lamola Appointed Permanent CEO of South African Airways

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Sierra Leone
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    Who is Zuri Sky, the New British Startup Aiming to Relaunch the London-Freetown Route After a 10-Year Hiatus?

    The London-Freetown route, which has been dormant since 2014, could soon see a revival thanks to a new British startup, Zuri Sky Ltd. Incorporated on January 30, 2025, and based in Lond

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Airlines Afrique du Sud
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    IATA Safety Report 2024: Africa Records Highest Accident Rate Globally, Yet No Fatalities

    The 2024 IATA Annual Safety Report revealed that Africa (excluding North African countries) recorded 10 accidents in 2024, resulti

      03-03-2025

      Togo and Barbados Consider Direct Flights

      03-03-2025

      Ethiopian Airlines to Launch Flights to Porto, Portugal

      03-03-2025

      Air France-KLM and South Africa’s CemAir Sign Interline Agreement

      28-02-2025

      Ghana to Relaunch Search for National Airline Partner, Says President Mahama

      28-02-2025

      Tunisair Express Charters Dash 8-400 to Support Operations

      28-02-2025

      Botswana’s Mack Air Welcomes a Brand-New Cessna Grand Caravan EX

      28-02-2025

      Afrijet and Air France Expand Interline Partnership to Include Port Harcourt and Bangui

      28-02-2025

      Professor John Lamola Appointed Permanent CEO of South African Airways

      27-02-2025

      Who is Zuri Sky, the New British Startup Aiming to Relaunch the London-Freetown Route After a 10-Year Hiatus?

      27-02-2025

      IATA Safety Report 2024: Africa Records Highest Accident Rate Globally, Yet No Fatalities

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