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    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Cameroun
    09-07-2025

    Cameroon Rolls Out Its National Air Transport Facilitation Programme

    By presidential decree signed on May 2, 2025, Cameroon offi

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Togo
    08-07-2025

    The United States Donates a Batch of Security Equipment to Togo

    On July 2, 2025, Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport in Lomé received a major security upgrade following the donation of advanced screening equipment from the United States. The handover, led by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) through the U.S. Embassy in Togo, is a strategic milestone in bolstering aviation safety a

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Kenya
    08-07-2025

    Kenya Becomes First in Africa and the Middle East to Join U.S. TSA’s One-Stop Security Program

    The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) announced on June 30, 2025, that Kenya has been selected as the only country in Africa and the Middle East, and the 13th globally, to partner with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in its innovative One-Stop Security (OSS) program. 

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Kenya
    07-07-2025

    Sustainable Aviation Fuel : New IATA Platform Connects Airlines with SAF Suppliers

    The International Air Transport Association (IATA) launched the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Matchmaker platform on June 26, 2025, to connect airlines with SAF producers. This digital tool, hosted on the Aviation Energy Hub, streamlines procurement by matching airline requests with supplier offers, allowing offline negotiations for terms like

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Tanzanie
    03-07-2025

    Tanzania and Hungary sign a bilateral air services agreement

    Tanzania and Hungary signed a Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA) on July 1, 2025, at the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) headquarters in Dar es Salaam. The agreement aims to liberalize airspace between the two countries, paving the way for direct flights and strengthening cooperation in trade, investment, and tourism.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Ghana
    03-07-2025

    Ghana : New Board of Directors Takes Office at the Civil Aviation Authority

    The Minister of Transport, Mr. Joseph Bukari Nikpe, on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, inaugurated a new Governing Board for the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) at the Ministry’s headquarters in Accra. The newly constituted nine-member Board is chaired by Ing. Simon Christopher Molai Allotey, a seasoned aviation professional and former Director-General

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Sénégal
    02-07-2025

    The AU and AFCAC lay the foundations for the SAATM Dispute Resolution Council

    From June 25–27, 2025, Dakar, Senegal, hosted the first-ever meeting of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) Dispute Settlement Mechanism (DSM) Administrative Council. The event marks a key milestone in the establishment of a continental legal mechanism aimed at resolving disputes related to the liberalization

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Sierra Leone
    02-07-2025

    Gabon, Sierra Leone, Nigeria: Africa’s Top Offenders in Excessive Airfare Taxes

    The aviation sector is a critical driver of economic development in Africa, facilitating connectivity, trade, and tourism. However, the latest 2024 AFRAA Taxes and Charges Study Review reveals a troubling trend: Western and Central Africa remain the most expensive regions for air travel on the continent due to excessive taxes, charges, and fees.

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Nigeria
    01-07-2025

    Nigeria Reinstates Controversial Helicopter Landing Fee one year after its suspension

    The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has reinstated its contentious $300 helicopter landing fee, reigniting tensions with oil and gas companies, helicopter operators, and international oil corporations (IOCs). The fee, which applies to landings at offshore platforms, rigs, private helipads, and related facilities, had been suspended in

    There May Be No Consoles in the Future, EA Exec Says
    Institutions Somalie
    01-07-2025

    Somalia Acquires a Third-Generation Advanced Weather Monitoring System

    Somalia’s meteorological and aviation sectors, the Somali Civil Aviation Authority (SCAA) has launched a cutting-edge weather monitoring and forecasting system, positioning the nation as a regional leader in climate resilience and aviation safety. This development announced on June 29, 2025, marks a transformative ste

      09-07-2025

      Cameroon Rolls Out Its National Air Transport Facilitation Programme

      08-07-2025

      The United States Donates a Batch of Security Equipment to Togo

      08-07-2025

      Kenya Becomes First in Africa and the Middle East to Join U.S. TSA’s One-Stop Security Program

      07-07-2025

      Sustainable Aviation Fuel : New IATA Platform Connects Airlines with SAF Suppliers

      03-07-2025

      Tanzania and Hungary sign a bilateral air services agreement

      03-07-2025

      Ghana : New Board of Directors Takes Office at the Civil Aviation Authority

      02-07-2025

      The AU and AFCAC lay the foundations for the SAATM Dispute Resolution Council

      02-07-2025

      Gabon, Sierra Leone, Nigeria: Africa’s Top Offenders in Excessive Airfare Taxes

      01-07-2025

      Nigeria Reinstates Controversial Helicopter Landing Fee one year after its suspension

      01-07-2025

      Somalia Acquires a Third-Generation Advanced Weather Monitoring System

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