IATA Slams African Governments Over Sky-High Aviation Costs

IATA’s Kamil Al-Awadhi addresses delegates at Aviation Africa.

IATA’s Kamil Al-Awadhi addresses delegates at Aviation Africa.

Credit: Times Aerospace Events
KIGALI, Rwanda—Africa is home to one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets. Still, governments on the continent are stymying its potential, according to a senior International Air Transport Association (IATA) official. Fragmentation, high costs, and underdeveloped infrastructure are...
Ella Nethersole

Ella Nethersole is Deputy Editor of Arabian & African Aerospace, an Aviation Week publication.

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