
Mozambique, CEMAC Zone... IATA Flags Persistent Hotspots in Africa’s Blocked Airline Revenues Crisis
The issue of blocked airline revenues remains a major concern in Africa, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned during the opening of its 81st Annual General Meeting

Fly2Sky Places A320 with Air Algérie
Algeria’s national airline is reinforcing its medium-haul capacity with the addition of another Airbus A320, wet-leased from Bulgarian ACMI specialist Fly2Sky.

Tunisair Charters Leased A330-200 as Operational Struggles Deepen
Tunisair has chartered an

RwandAir Inducts Leased A330-200,Secures Two 737-800s for 2H2025
RwandAir is reinforcing its long-haul operations with the addition of a 16-year-old Airbus A330-200 leased from Hi Fly Malta.

Free Route Airspace: Full Implementation on Track for West and Central Africa by End of 2025
Africa is taking a decisive step toward more efficient airspace management. Following over a year of pilot testing, the Free Route Airspace (FRA) concept is now poised for full operational rollout across West and Central Africa by the end of 2025. The announcement was made by Abderahmane Berthe, Secretary

Between Green Skies and Ground Realities: African Aviation’s Journey Toward Sustainable Transition
Sustainability emerged as a key theme during the 13th edition of the AFRAA Aviation Stakeholders Convention, held in Kigali on May 12–13, 2025.During a high-level

Mali Airlines Moves Closer to Launch with Appointment of Inaugural CEO
Mali is one step closer to restoring its national airline. During its ordinary session held on Wednesday, May 21, the Council of Ministers officially appointed Mr. Aristide De Balla Moro SI

East African Skies: Kenya Airways CEO Proposes "Domestication" to Cut Airfare Costs
In a bold call to reform East Africa’s air travel market, Allan Kilavuka, CEO of Kenya Airways, has proposed treating the region as a single domestic aviation zone. The goal: to slash excessive taxes on airline tickets and unlock greater regional mobility.

Air Peace to Launch Scheduled Flights Between Nigeria and Antigua and Barbuda in Late 2025
Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace, is preparing to launch scheduled nonstop flights between Lagos and Antigua and Barbuda in the fourth quarter of 2025. The development was announced by Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister, Gaston Browne, during a parliamentary session of the Lower House on Monday, May 19, 2025.

Tassili Airlines to Transfer Assets for Air Algérie’s New Domestic Subsidiary
Algeria is moving forward with plans to establish a new domestic airline, utilizing the fleet and personnel of Tassili Airlines, a subsidiary of state-owned oil and gas giant Sonatrach.