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29/10/2021

That's nice of Delta Airlines welcome back... Lagos we fly

Delta Air Lines has disclosed plans to resume nonstop flight services on the Lagos-New York route by December. The American airline will operate nonstop flights between Murtala Muhammed International Airport...

29/08/2020

# #💔💔 our condolences to the Boseman family
Rest in peace hero of Africa@ Chadwick Boseman character of Black Panther died of cancer 🙏🙏🙏

18/08/2020

Nigeria airports to reopen for international flights on August 29
Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika says four flights will begin landing daily in Lagos and four in Abuja.
Nigeria's aviation minister has said the country will reopen its airports for international flights from August 29, introducing protocols to minimise the risk of coronavirus infection.
Home to some 200 million people, Africa's most populous country has registered 49,068 confirmed coronavirus cases and 975 related deaths. Some 36,500 people have recovered so far.
Nigeria's airports have been shut down since March 23 to all but essential international flights as part of the country's efforts to stem the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika said on Monday the resumption of international flights would begin with the megacity of Lagos and the capital, Abuja.

"Protocols and procedures will be announced in due course," he wrote earlier on Twitter.
At a briefing in Abuja, he said four flights would begin landing daily in Lagos and four in Abuja.
Nigeria resumed domestic flights on July 8, and Sirika said there had been no confirmed coronavirus transmissions on flights.
Earlier in the day, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) said the country had recorded 298 new confirmed coronavirus cases and one related death on Sunday.
With more than 16,500 infections, Lagos remains Nigeria's hardest-hit area. It is followed by the Federal Capital Territory - which includes Abuja - with more than 4,700 cases and the southwestern Oyo state with almost 3,000 infections.

SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES

03/08/2020

Welcome..

Join us as we welcome Air Cote d' Voire back into the Liberian airspace.

01/08/2020

Operation Asky by to the AIr ✈✈✈✈✈✈✈✈

01/08/2020

Operation Asky by to the Air. ....✈✈✈✈✈✈

09/07/2020

Air Cote d'lvoire resume operations soon. Welcome HF to back to the air.✈✈✈✈

02/07/2020

28/06/2020

Robert International airport ( RIA) reopen on 29 June 2020✈✈✈✈✈✈

28/06/2020

Kenya Airways-KQ expects passenger flights to return to the skies as soon as the government opens the skies for both local and international travel, ending months of lost revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are indications that air travel will be fully operational by the third quarter of the year.
The airline sees this as the best-case scenario, but cautions that the ultimate length of suspension of the passenger flight business is still uncertain.
The airline stopped international flights after a State order on March 22. The order effectively cut off Kenya Airways’ flow of new revenues at a time it had no cash reserves.
“There is reasonable expectation that the flights could resume in the third quarter of the year with business expected to have started at very low capacity and a gradual ramp-up, influenced by gradual lifting of travel bans, uncertain passenger confidence and health safety measures,” KQ says in its latest annual report.
The airline says that discussions with key industry stakeholders are on in relation to safe return to passenger routes. It is expected that the airline will be able to cover its variable costs on resumption.
“The resumption is expected to happen within the period of the moratoriums already being negotiated with lenders and lessors and thereby allowing the airline to grow back its revenue base and gradually cover its fixed costs,” says the airline.
KQ has been operating only cargo flights for essentials such as medicine but this has not been enough to sustain business given that it was already in a loss territory pre-coronavirus.
(With input from the agencies)
-CNN-

28/06/2020

On 15 June , Brussels Airlines relaunch its flight operations after an interruption of 12 weeks. Based on the market demand and the applicable travel restrictions, the airline has designed a limited network for the summer season to meet market demand for both holiday and business travel.
The offer will gradually be built up from 15 June onwards to reach 240 weekly flights by August, which represents 30% of the originally planned summer schedule in Europe and 40% of the long-haul program. In Europe, a total of 45 destinations will be served in 20 countries, including Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy, France and Denmark. On its long haul network, the airline will (subject to local governmental approval) serve 13 out of its 17 African destinations and in the US New York JFK will join the schedule again. One new destination that was planned to be inaugurated in March, will join the network during the course of next year: Montreal in Canada.
other measures are being evaluated together with the authorities and aviation experts.
"We are very much looking forward to restarting our activities and welcoming back our guests and part of our staff. We are taking all measures to protect them during their journey with us. This summer, we will start small to follow market demand, but we plan to expand our network from September onwards as demand rises again and restrictions are lifted. By the end of this year we hope to offer 50% of the flight schedule as planned before the coronavirus crisis broke out.

- Dieter Vranckx, CEO Brussels Airlines -

27/06/2020

Egypt Air Schedule for Operations as of 1July still 31 August 2020