Air Namibia Collapses After Being Deemed ‘Unsustainable’

Alan Dron February 11, 2021
Namibia
Credit: Air Namibia
The national carrier of southwestern African state Namibia has ceased operations. In a brief statement on Air Namibia’s Twitter account, the company said: “Effective Feb. 11, 2021, all flight operations will be canceled, with all aircraft returning to base. The reservation system for taking new...
Alan Dron

Based in London, Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World.

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