New airport is part of the airline’s broader renewal strategy.

Compagnie Africaine d’Aviation (flyCAA) has taken delivery of Africa’s first Airbus A321P2F.

On Aug. 14, Air Algérie achieved a significant milestone with the resumption of nonstop flights between Algiers and Beirut.

Fly Gabon is marking a major fleet milestone with the imminent arrival of its first ATR 42-600, as the young Central African carrier accelerates plans to modernize and expand its domestic and regional operations. The newly delivered ATR 42-600 (MSN 1801), registered TR-LKA, was delivered on July 30, 20265, by regional aircraft lessor TrueNoord on […]

Air Algérie is preparing to restart flights to Budapest after five years, reconnecting Algeria with Hungary as part of its European relaunch strategy.

The airline will operate three weekly flights using its modern Airbus A220-300 aircraft, further enhancing connectivity between Southern and Eastern Africa.

This acquisition introduces the 300-G model into Ethiopian’s fleet, enhancing domestic and regional connectivity, particularly in remote and underserved areas.

The partnership paves the way for new flight routes, with Ethiopian set to launch services from Addis Ababa to Abu Dhabi on July 15.

The announcement was officially made public on April 14, by Abdelkader Salmi, director of general affairs at Air Algérie, during an interview with Echorouk TV.

Uganda Airlines inaugurated non-stop flights between Entebbe International Airport and London Gatwick Airport on May 18.