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    South Africa’s CemAir Expands Fleet with Ex-Syphax Airlines CRJ900

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    Tanzania’s Flightlink Receives Third ATR72-500

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    Eswatini Targets Cargo Village and MRO Center to Boost Aviation Ecosystem by 2025

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    End of an Era: Brussels Airlines Cuts Luanda Flights After Nearly 40 Years

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    Nile Air Returns Cambodia Airways A320 After 9-Month Lease

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    Egypt’s Nesma Airlines Adds Two Wet-leased A320s

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    Air Libya Doubles CRJ200 Fleet with New Delivery

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