Week 3 of 2024 unfolded with a captivating mix of aviation incidents, diplomatic tiffs, and the orchestration of exciting developments and strategic maneuvers within the dynamic African aviation landscape.
Embarking on a noteworthy journey, flydubai marked the inauguration of its debut flight to the captivating coastal city of Mombasa. This momentous occasion forged a dynamic link between the allure of this Kenyan gem and the vibrant hub of Dubai, creating a seamless connection that now operates four times a week.
In a remarkable turn of events, LAM – MOZAMBIQUE AIRLINES staged a historic comeback, inaugurating the first Lisbon – Maputo scheduled flight in nearly 12 years. This monumental journey featured a meticulously coordinated operation with a wet-leased B777 from Atlantic Airways, symbolizing the rejuvenation of a crucial aerial link. Meanwhile, Kenya Airways is gearing up for an impressive feat, spreading its wings with the relaunch of Nairobi – Mogadishu flights starting February 15, 2024. With a commitment to three weekly roundtrips.
Infusing a harmonious note into the aviation symphony, Airlink has unveiled the revival of Durban – Bloemfontein flights. Set to commence from the 26th of February, this announcement heralds a renewed era of accessibility to these key domestic South African destinations.
Amidst the upbeat cadence of positive route expansions, TAAG-Linhas Aereas de Angola made the tough decision to temporarily suspend its Luanda – Madrid route, citing operational challenges. However, the promise of a return in mid-May hints at a future reunion with this transcontinental connection.
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