The South Africa government will overhaul its visa rules by the end of next month to promote tourism and make it easier to do business, part of a package of measures aimed at reviving an economy that’s mired in recession. Minors who are foreign nationals will no longer require a copy of their birth certificate…
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Aviators Africa Academy visits Ghana
The Aviators Africa Academy was launched in Lagos in April 2018 by Jon Howell, Managing Director of AviaDev and Toni Ukachukwu, founder and editor of Aviators Africa magazine. It aims to engage and inspire the next generation of African aviators by providing education and connecting students to internship, training and job opportunities. For our Ghana…
TAAG, TAP to increase Luanda-Lisbon flights
The Angolan and Portuguese airlines, TAAG and TAP, are gearing up to increase the number of flights from Luanda to Lisbon through an Air Transport agreement to be to be signed next week by Angola and Portugal. The new agreement replaces the previous deal signed in Lisbon on October 14, 2010, which established the conducting…
London’s Heathrow still most connected airport
London’s Heathrow Airport has maintained its position as the world’s most connected airport, according to air travel data company OAG. OAG’s Annual Megahubs International Index for 2018 measures the ratio of scheduled international connections to the number of destinations served by the airport in a six-hour window. Heathrow offered 66,000 connections on the busiest day…
Ethiopian Receives ISO Environment Management System Certification
Ethiopian Airlines, the largest Aviation Group in Africa and SKYTRAX certified Four Star Global Airline, has been certified by ETA umweltmanagement Ltd., an independent environmental verifier, for establishing and maintaining environmental management system in compliance with the requirements of ISO 14001:2015. Regarding the certificate, Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam, Group CEO of Ethiopian Airlines remarked: “We are…
