africa

The country is moving ahead with plans to transform Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

Flights will start in April.

Service could start as soon as this summer, officials said.

Additional flights will start next month.

The agreement is meant to expand connectivity within South Africa.

Flights will end next month.

The aircraft will help the carrier grow its international network, officials said.

The project will cost an estimated $12.5 billion.

African aviation soared to new heights despite persistent challenges.

The expanded service will start in July.