In the previous week, Africa witnessed the convening of two significant conferences. Additionally, three nations unveiled their aviation statistics, revealing a notable growth in passenger numbers. Moreover, new bilateral air service agreements and partnerships were forged, accompanied by announcements of new routes, among other developments. Learn more about the advancements that transpired during Week 17 of 2024 below.
Introduction.
The past week witnessed a whirlwind of activity in African aviation with two major conferences taking center stage. First up was MRO Africa 2024, a premier event for international and African Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) suppliers. Held in Addis Ababa from April 23rd to 25th, the conference buzzed with attendees eager to explore the latest trends and technologies.
Participants delved into in-depth analyses of Africa’s rapidly modernizing airline fleet, gaining insights into the future of MRO services on the continent. Discussions covered cutting-edge software solutions, the potential for joint ventures, and innovative approaches to tackling the industry’s skills gap. Three days of dedicated networking opportunities allowed attendees to forge valuable connections and propel African aviation forward.
Hot on the heels of MRO Africa was the inaugural Aviation Week Africa Summit in Lusaka, Zambia, held from April 22nd to 24th. Under the theme “Advancing Collaborative Synergies,” this landmark event brought together leading figures from African aviation. The summit tackled pressing issues facing the continent’s airlines, paving the way for a more prosperous and interconnected aviation future for Africa.
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