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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.

The country is working to revive its aviation industry after years of decline.

Allan Kilavuka led the airline for the last six years.

The partners said the deal will boost intra-African connectivity and support expanded trade and tourism.

Flights will start later this month.

The new destinations are part of the airline’s summer schedule.

The aircraft were removed without notice, the airline says.