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Charles Cartier has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Air Mauritius on Wednesday, March 6, replacing Krešimir Kučko.

In addition to three new destinations, the Chicago-based airline will also add more flights to China, South Korea, and Portugal.

Kenya Airways’ extensive network spans three domestic and 42 international destinations as of February 2024 with plans to add four more routes by year end.

The aviation industry encountered unprecedented challenges during the global pandemic, yet African airlines have showcased resilience.

Air Mauritius unveiled plans on Monday to commence operating two weekly flights between Mauritius and Rome from Oct. 16, 2024 until April 30, 2025.

As the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) approaches, all eyes turn to Ivory Coast, the forthcoming epicenter of the continent’s premier football event.

As the airline welcomes a new leadership, it bids farewell to transformative CEO Eduardo Fairen Soria, who served since October of 2021.

As the existing Quatro de Fevereiro Airport closes to scheduled traffic, the transition to the new facility by July 2024 will include all 13 airlines.

The new effort is set to increase collaboration and efficiency among operators in the region with more direct routings between countries.

Eyeing an order for additional narrow and widebody aircraft, Royal Air Maroc is also placing big bets on its Casablanca hub.