AASA Elects Chairperson and Deputy for 2025–2026

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Lusaka, Zambia – The incoming Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson of the Airlines Association of Southern Africa’s (AASA) were elected at the body’s 55th Annual General Meeting and will serve for the next 12 months.

Mr Daniel Rosenzweig has been re-elected as AASA’s Chairperson.  He is the Senior Executive of Lift, with Eswatini Air CEO, Capt. President Dlamini, as the Deputy Chair. 

“Daniel and President will provide guidance and support to AASA in our ongoing engagements with governments, aviation regulators, airport operators, air navigation service providers and other relevant role players in our advocacy work.  Our goal is that policy, regulations, services and aviation infrastructure support and promote competitive, financially viable and environmentally sustainable, secure and safe air transport with comprehensive intra-African connectivity,” said AASA CEO, Aaron Munetsi. 

AASA’s annual general assembly was hosted by Proflight Zambia and held in Lusaka.  It was attended by over 200 delegates representing airlines, airports, air navigation services, civil aviation authorities, aircraft and engine manufacturers, industry suppliers and other stakeholders.

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