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The first flight was welcomed at a reception attended by senior officials and representatives from both sides. Ethiopian Airlines currently operates four flights per week between Addis Abababore International Airport and Sharjah Airport on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, leaving Sharjah on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, and is tied to Addis Ababa. Strategic routes to strengthen trade and investment ties with Africa His Ali Salim Al Midfa (SAA) chairman emphasized that this strategic partnership with the Ethiopian National Airlines will collapse in line with the airport's ongoing efforts to expand its network of destinations and connect Sharjah with major…
Ink Innovation, a leading provider of Aviation Technology Solutions, is proud to announce its ongoing partnership with Nauru Airlines, the national airline of the Republic of Nauru. By leveraging Ink's cloud-based departure and load control system, Nauru Airlines offers the essential connectivity to remote island communities with unparalleled efficiency and reliability. For over 15 years, Ink Innovation has been a trusted partner of Nauru Airlines, allowing airlines to manage complex businesses in some of the world's most challenging environments. Serving destinations with infrastructure and weekly flight schedules, Nauru Airlines relies on Ink's intuitive, real-time solutions to seamlessly handle passengers, freight…
In this article, FurkanÖzdemir, an aviation instructor at Atilim University, examines the single African air transport market, the benefits it brings, the progress so far, and the challenges it faces. A fundamental component of Africa's quest for a truly integrated aviation industry was regulatory harmony under the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM). Harmonization aims to launch new routes, reduce costs and promote economic development through consistent air transport laws, licensing, safety standards and consumer protection measures. However, the scale and complexity of the settlements of 54 national regulatory regimes raises doubt. Is this purpose very ambitious or has been…
Show your dad how much he means with his epic buffet lunch at the stunning Fish Eagle Café at the Clock World Conservation Center in Scottburg on Sunday, June 15th from 11:30am to 3pm. This setting can't beat the wraparound deck of a cafe that boasts Indian Ocean views. It's also the perfect time to look at the annual sardine execution action. Plus, renowned executive chef Morn Vanjill and his incredible team have put together a delicious Father's Day Sunday lunch buffet to keep the winter cold at bay. Starters include creamy mussel pots, Malay-style pickled fish, homemade bread and…
Pakistan's airspace closure to Indian Airlines could have a “significant” financial impact on Air India if mutual measures between the two countries stay for longer than a short period of time. During a roundtable discussion at IATA AGM in Delhi on June 2, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said that if the closure endured for a year, it estimated that a $600 million hit would have been required and there would have been no mitigation measures. “Obviously, that fluctuates as we make our own adjustments and mitigations, but that's important,” says Wilson. He adds that Air India is able to…
From Middle Eastern Transits to Magical Kingdoms: Why Abu Dhabi is silently stealing Dubai's thunder
You've heard this news: The Walt Disney Company is bringing their seventh Disney theme park resort to Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. It is expected to open at some point between 2030 and 2033. This is a Disney theme park and resort in the Middle East, making it great news for South African families who want to experience Disney Magic a little closer. However, this year is not the biggest news in Abu Dhabi. Their Cultural and Tourism Authority (DCT Abu Dhabi) announced that 1.4 million guests had visited the UAE capital in the first quarter of 2025 alone. It's…
Southwest Airlines is set to launch an interline partnership with Taiwanese airline China Airlines, confirming speculation that it will work with TransPacific operators with a strong presence on the US west coast. The Dallas-based carrier said on June 2 that it is exploring a partnership that will begin early next year with China Airlines, saying that conversations will come at IATA's annual meeting in Delhi. Southwest Chief Operating Officer Andrew Watterson said that once “initial work” is completed with China Airlines at AGM, a “seamless trans-spaific journey across the Southwest network” would be possible. “As the largest domestic passenger airline…
The IATA report which listed fifteen nations, showed that twelve African countries account for about 65% ($846 million) of the total blocked airline funds currently withheld from repatriation and stands at $1.3 billion. According to the IATA report, Asian and African countries collectively owe a total of $1.163 billion in blocked airline funds. This figure includes the XAF Zone nations—primarily the countries within the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC)—as well as other key African economies such as Mozambique, Algeria, Angola, Eritrea, Zimbabwe, and Ethiopia. The blocked funds, which represent revenues earned by international airlines operating in these countries,…
The IATA report which listed fifteen nations, showed that twelve African countries account for about 65% ($846 million) of the total blocked airline funds currently withheld from repatriation and stands at $1.3 billion. According to the IATA report, Asian and African countries collectively owe a total of $1.163 billion in blocked airline funds. This figure includes the XAF Zone nations—primarily the countries within the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC)—as well as other key African economies such as Mozambique, Algeria, Angola, Eritrea, Zimbabwe, and Ethiopia. The blocked funds, which represent revenues earned by international airlines operating in these countries,…
A permanent, severe physical condition, able to carry a pack of 25kg in heavy boots on patrol, often without necessities, little rewards, and Game Rangers literally brought life to life in the name of protection. Ran for Rangers is your chance to showcase the support of these selfless individuals, raise money for their good work, and answer fiery questions: “Are you tough as a ranger?” The fourth edition of Run for Rangers will be held in Babanango Games Reserve in North Zululand from July 25th to 28th, 2025, in collaboration with Project Rhino and Sports For Lives. Two-day rangers and…