Covering aviation developments across the African continent — airlines, airports, regulatory bodies, and connectivity initiatives.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa's largest carrier by revenue, has announced the addition of four new weekly frequencies to West African destinations as part of its 2025–2026 network expansion.
The African Airlines Association has released its mid-year traffic projections, forecasting 12% growth in intra-African passenger volumes for the full year 2025.
The Single African Air Transport Market initiative has recorded the formal accession of two additional member states, bringing total signatories to 38 African Union members.
Kenya Airways has announced a return to net profitability in the first quarter of 2025, its first profitable quarter in four years.
Rwanda's government has confirmed that four major international carriers have expressed interest in establishing maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations at Kigali International Airport.
South Africa's Department of Transport has approved six new international route licences for Cape Town International Airport.