Africa’s Plan To Win Back Its Aircraft Maintenance Work

Esayas Hailu

Esayas Hailu, CEO of Togo’s ASKY.

Credit: Aviation Africa
One of the best examples of African aviation gearing up to create a scalable MRO ecosystem is in Nairobi, the city hosting Aviation Africa 2026. With more than 3,000 Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turboprops operating across the continent, the engine OEM has established a regional center of excellence...
Mark Pilling

Mark Pilling is Managing Editor of Aviation Week's award-winning Arabian & African Aerospace and Show Business. He also leads Aviation Week TV.

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