Saturday 29th of February 2020
EgyptAir has announced the suspension of its flights from/to Chinese cities.
Hangzhou flights will be suspended starting from the first of February and then Beijing and Guangzhou starting from February 4, as the last Chinese touristic group is leaving Egypt on this day, until the coronavirus situation stabilises.
EgyptAir’s fourth A320 Neo aircraft arrived today at Cairo International Airport from 15 aircrafts the company has contracted for, from Airbus factory in Toulouse, France, in cooperation with Aercap.
Kenya Airways yesterday confirmed it has appointed Allan Kilavuka as chief executive of the airline.
With space-based air traffic management gaining traction globally, Thomas Kgokolo, the interim CEO of South Africa’s Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS), speaks to Keith Mwanalushi about system integration in Africa.
The Rolls-Royce BR725 engine recently achieved another impressive milestone by reaching one million flying hours.
The CEO of Air Mauritius and Vice President of AFRAA Somas Appavou will support main objectives of Air Mauritius Africa’s regional airlines and address major challenges region is facing through the most influential global industry
One of the most strategically important aviation events in the 2020 calendar opens next week in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – 4 & 5 March.
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