April 18, 2019//-Rolls-Royce joined Airbus and aircraft lease company, ALC at a gala dinner in Toulouse, to celebrate the delivery of Air Mauritius’ first Trent 7000 powered Airbus A330neo, scheduled to arrive in Mauritius at 10.00am, Friday 19 April.
April 15, 2019//-Qatar Airways engineers are the first in the industry to receive the training using Rolls-Royce’s pioneering Trent XWB engine, which powers the Airbus A350.
April 1, 2019//-A leading global helicopter operator and an innovative software firm are teaming up to deliver real-time risk management tools that will lift the bar on helicopter safety.
Valletta , Malta, March 29, 2019/ — Malta’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion has issued a press release to correct the misinformation being peddled by some government officials that the recently announced Malta-Ghana visa waiver policy covers all Ghanaian passport holders.
Kigali, Rwanda, March 27, 2019//-Ethiopian Airlines has won the accolade of ‘African Champion of the year’ for its intra-African partnerships, reaching 40 countries on the continent at the just ended 7th edition of the Africa CEO Forum held in Kigali.
Accra, Ghana, March 17, 2019//-Ghanaian pilot, Mills Lamptey (Capt.) with 40 years of flying experience and has flown on eight different aircraft expressed condolences to the bereaved families of the Ethiopian Airlines disaster .
March 11, 2019//-One of the practical aspects of air travel is the ease with which people travelling from one country to another can enter a country.
March 10, 2019//-There are no survivors among 157 people on board an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 that crashed en route from Addis Ababa to Nairobi, Ethiopia’s state broadcaster reported.
Accra, Ghana, February 18, 2019//-The recent fall in the value of the cedi has raised the cost of operations for airlines and put their margins under pressure – in a dollar-dominated industry that requires operators to pay for services rendered in dollars or at the benchmark dollar rate.
February 18, 2019//-Ancillary revenues are rising, and airlines increasingly depend on them. The next step forward: Efforts to help frontline employees collect these fees and charges more effectively.
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