Libya’s Buraq Air Welcomes Third Airbus A320
Libya’s private airline, Buraq Air, has added a new Airbus A320 to its fleet as part of its ongoing modernization and expansion strategy. The aircraft, registered as 5A-BAC (MSN 4993), arrived in Tripoli on Friday, April 11, 2025, from Antalya Airport in Turkey.
Mozambique Offers $3 Million to EuroAtlantic to Settle LAM Contract Dispute
The Mozambican government has proposed to pay $3 million to Portuguese airline euroAtlantic Airways, following the early termination of its wet-lease contrac
Kenya Airways Signs New Inventory Management Deal with Embraer
Kenya Airways has signed a fresh agreement with Embraer under the Brazilian manufacturer’s Collaborative Inventory Planning (ECIP) program, aimed at enhancing sp
Africa World Airlines to Launch Accra–Ouagadougou Route in June 2025
Accra – Ghanaian regional carrier Africa World Airlines (AWA) is set to expand its West African network with the launch of direct flights between Accra and Ouagadougou starting
Nouvelair Adds Wetleased Airbus A320 from Electra Airways
Tunisian carrier Nouvelair has recently reinforced
CemAir Expands Fleet with Addition of CRJ900
South African airline CemAir has further strengthened its regional operations with the addition of a Bombardier CRJ900 to its growing f
South African Airways Plans to Resume Accra–U.S. Route by End of 2026
South African Airways (SAA) has announced its intention to relaunch flights between Accra and the United States by the end of 2026—a strategic move that marks a key milestone in the airline’s post-pandemic recovery and its renewed commitment to long-haul international service. The news was revealed
Airspace Row: Algeria and Mali Impose Reciprocal Flight Bans Amid Escalating Tensions
Tensions between Algeria and Mali have erupted into a serious diplomatic standoff, with both countries shutting their airspace to each other following a drone inciden
Libyan Airline Medsky Airways Adds Milan as Its Second Italian Route
Medsky Airways a inauguré sa route Tripoli (Libye) – Milan (Italie) ce dimanche 6 avril 2025, faisant de la ville italienne sa deuxième destination dans le pays européen, après Rome.