We analyzed data from 15 European countries to better understand emerging travel industry technology and customer needs in the travel and logistics sectors. What can companies in this space do to respond to shifts and sharpen their digitization strategies? July 14, 2018//-No industry is immune to the changes brought about by digitization, although some are responding […]
July 7, 2018// — Boeing today delivered a 787-8 Dreamliner to Air Tanzania as part of the airline’s plan to grow its operations across Africa as well as to international destinations.
Accra, Ghana, July 2, 2018//-Air Namibia says it is aiming at improving trade relations between ECOWAS and other regional blocs within Africa with its resumption of operations in Ghana.
June 27, 2018//-America’s Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agency has concluded a security audit of Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, paving the way for issuance of the Last Point of Departure (LPD) permit “in the next few weeks,” four months ahead of the commencement of direct flights by Kenya Airways to New York.
June 18, 2018//-RwandAir is set to sign three aircraft lease agreements worth $300 million as it seeks to operate deeper into Africa by adding new routes, to create longer haul connections to Europe, America, and Asia.
June 18, 2018//-According to the recent PwC report Strengthening Africa’s Gateways to Trade it is 1.5 to 3.5 times more expensive to ship a container from Africa than it is on comparable routes between other continents.
Maputo, Mozambique, June 12, 2018/ — National Aviation Services (NAS), the fastest growing aviation services provider in the emerging markets, announced a joint venture agreement with Rwanda’s national flag carrier, RwandAir.
June 12, 2018//-Ethiopia will open its national carrier Ethiopian Airlines and state-owned telecom company to investors for the first time by selling minority stakes in the two firms.
Lagos, Nigeria, June 7, 2018//-Domestic airlines operating in Nigeria recorded 8,825 cases of flight delay from January to March, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has said.
June 7, 2018//-After some four years absence from the runway and apron at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA), Air Namibia is making a comeback. On June 29 2018 the Airbus A319-100 would be landing at KIA, propitiously, to a swanky new terminal with all the modcons of modern aviation.
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