Uganda Airlines Seeks Two A320s on Dry Lease, Hires Advisor for Aircraft Acquisition
Uganda Airlines has opened consultations with several lessors for the dry lease of two Airbus A320-family aircraft, with delivery expected in February 2026, according to an internal not
Air Botswana Delays September Salaries Amid Ongoing Cash Flow Struggles
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IATA Study Confirms SAF Potential—But Urgent Infrastructure Gaps Remain
The International Air Transport Association (IATA), in collaboration with Worley Consulting, has released a new study confirming that sufficient sustainable aviation
Equato Guinea’s Ceiba Seeks Gradual Recovery with a Wetleased CRJ200
Ceiba Intercontinental’s operations are gradually regaining momentum. Since late July, Equatorial Guinea’s national carrier has been operating a 50-seat Bombardier CRJ200LR
Nigeria’s Air Peace Secures Third Boeing 777-200ER
Air Peace is moving forward with the expansion of its long-haul fleet with the upcoming arrival of a third Boeing 777-200ER. Nigeria’s largest carrier is reinforcing its intercontinental capacity as part of a broader strategy to redeploy its international network.
Jetstream Aviation Congo Receives Its First Embraer ERJ145
On 13 September 2025, Jetstream Aviation Congo took delivery of its first Embraer ERJ145 in Brazzaville. The 27-year-old aircraft represents a new step in the fleet development of this private Congolese operator.
Airlink First Embraer E195-E2 Lands in South Africa
South Africa is preparing to enter a new era of regional air transport. Airlink, the leading Embraer operator on the continent, welcomed its first E195-E2 (MSN 19020190) on Tuesday, July 23, 2025.The test flight was a success: the aircraft landed
Congo Airways Bets on Embraer E190 in Latest Comeback Attempt
After months of paralysis, Congo Airways is eyeing a potential resumption of operations by the end of the year through the acquisition of a first Embraer E190.
Jetex Files Lawsuit Against Air Zimbabwe to Recover $210,000
Air Zimbabwe, the financially troubled national carrier, is once again entangled in legal battles after South African aviation services company Jetex (Private) Limited filed a lawsuit against it in Harare. The case, reported by NewsDay Zimbabwe, seeks repayment of US$210,000 plus interest and legal costs for emergency assistance provided during a