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Southern African Airlines Face Skills Crisis, Urgent Action Required – AASA

SAA Crew   Association says without a skilled workforce, airlines and other aviation businesses in the region face a calamitous future   Johannesburg, SA- Southern African Airlines will face a potentially crippling shortage of skills and failure to hit employee transformation targets if governments do not fix basic and tertiary education, the Airlines Association

Lufthansa offers to take over bankrupt Alitalia

German carrier Lufthansa on Monday said it had prepared an offer to buy the global, European and domestic business of Italy's bankrupt carrier Alitalia. A successful bid would add Italian assets to those Lufthansa is already picking up from Air Berlin, which went bust this summer. Lufthansa did not provide detailed information, including how much

Africa’s Top Airlines Unveiled

Airlines proliferated in Africa because, in many countries, road and rail networks are not well developed due to financial issues, terrain, and rainy seasons. Ben R. Guttery, author of Encyclopedia of African Airlines. Although most of the carriers have never been large by European or American standards, they have had a tremendous impact on

Flight 666 to HEL took off one last time this Friday the 13th

A display board indicates the scheduled arrival of Finnair flight 666 from Copenhagen to Helsinki on Oct. 13, 2017. (Mauri Ratilainen/European Pressphoto Agency/Shutterstock) Just after the 13th hour on Friday, Oct. 13, Flight 666 took off for HEL — the International Air Transport Association code for Helsinki-Vantaa Airport in Finland — for one

Bombardier exploring options for aerospace businesses

Bombardier-Q400-NextGen The company is considering disposal of assets including its Q400 turboprop and CRJ regional-jet unit, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter. Bombardier is also looking at partnerships with other aerospace companies, Bloomberg reported. According to the report, Europe’s Airbus SE is among the prospective buyers. Bombardier declined to comment

Ivory Coast Says French Cargo Plane Crashed Near Abidjan

People stand on the beach of Port-Bouet in Abidjan as they look at the wreckage of a cargo plane on Oct. 14. Photographer: Issouf Sanogo/AFP via Getty Images   Bloomberg - A French cargo plane with 10 people on board crashed near Ivory Coast’s commercial capital Abidjan on Saturday. The Antonov aircraft carrying cargo

Air France-KLM, Jumia Partners offers More Value To Customers

(Lagos)-Air France KLM and Jumia Nigeria have announced a unique partnership to reward Nigerian-based flyers registered with the airline’s Flying Blue loyalty programme. The Partnership - The Flying Blue initiative which was signed in Lagos recently is to give customers additional value for their money, exposing them to over 1,000,000 product

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