Air Mauritius, together with its partners, is offering a new dream holiday in Mauritius for two persons per week for 6 weeks starting from 02 June to 14 July 2014.
It is understood that at this time no formal mandate has been made by the Democratic Republic of Congo CAA and Korongo Airlines is currently the only carrier that has suspended its domestic flights.
Travelport has launched Travelport Queue Control Console, a web-based product that empowers travel agents to automate part of their ticketing operations.
By MARTIN RIVERS / DOHA South African Airways (SAA) will sign leases for 20-25 long-haul aircraft by October, chief executive Monwabisi Kalawe told African Aerospace on the sidelines of the IATA AGM in Doha.
By MARTIN RIVERS / DOHA: Afriqiyah Airways and Libyan Airlines have suspended plans for a merger as the two flag carriers' home market struggles to contain a simmering civil war.
Some 640 African-originating participants, all living in the UK, wearing the colours of 20 African countries, will provide a colourful warm up to the forthcoming World Cup on Saturday May 31, when the Ethiopian Airlines' sponsored African Nations Cup UK (ANCUK) kicks off at the West Ham Memorial Grounds.
There has been a growing demand for air connectivity between China and the popular leisure destination with O&D demand rising massively over the past ten years from just 8,000 bi-directional passengers in 2004 to around 66,000 in 2013.
Alongside the point-to-point market, the expanded frequency will provide better connection options for travelers from the UK to a range of markets across West Africa, including Abidjan, Abuja, Cape Verde, Libreville, Malabo, Niamey, N’Djamena, Nouakchott, Ouagadougou and Yaoundé.
Air Côte d'Ivoire has added a third A319 to its contract with AFI KLM E&M, including component and engine support, exclusive aircraft inspections, engineering and line maintenance.
Ethiopian Airlines has announced that it will offer four daily services to Nairobi with the latest B737-800 New Generation with Sky Interior, starting from 1 June 2014.
Etihad Cargo expects the service to carry large quantities of electronics and textiles to Entebbe, with primarily perishable goods destined for the Gulf region and Europe loaded for the return flight.