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AIR TANZANIA RESUMES FLIGHTS TO NAIROBI
History in East Africa’s aviation is rewritten again as Air Tanzania (ATCL) resumes the Dar es Salaam (DAR) -Nairobi (NBO) direct flights…
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Job Vacancies
Employment Opportunities at Precision Air Services PLC : APPRENTICE – FLIGHT OPERATION OFFICER - 3 POST
Precision Air Services Plc is a fast growing private Tanzanian airline which operates in Partnership with Kenya Airways, with its strategies to expan…
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Italian stunt pilot sets multiple World records flying through a tunnel
Italian stunt pilot Dario Costa set Five Guinness World Records by flying an aeroplane through two Çatalca Tunnels in Istanbul, Turkey. The 41-year …
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African Airlines Forecasted To Lose US$8.2b In 2021
The Africa Airlines Association (AFRAA) said the full year revenue loss for African airlines in 2021 is forecasted at US$8.2b, approximately 47.2% of…
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COVID-19: Restarting African Airline Operations
A new research study highlights how “Data Analytics” will help the airline industry to face the challenges and reopen its operations during this pand…
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Rolls-Royce to develop aviation energy storage technology
Rolls-Royce is entering new aviation markets to pioneer sustainable power and as part of that mission we will be developing energy storage systems (E…
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How Air Traffic Control Works To Keep Aircraft Flying Safely
Controllers are in touch with pilots at all times, with communication between the ground and the pilot absolutely essential. Trained pilots rely on …
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IATA welcomes G20 Push to restart tourism
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has welcomed the agreement by the G20 Tourism Ministers to support the safe restoration of mobilit…
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Rolls-Royce starts building the world’s largest engine
Rolls-Royce has officially started building the world’s largest engine, UltraFan, which it says will redefine sustainable travel for decades to come.…
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Aircraft Accident Investigators
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) requires that a civil aircraft accident be investigated by an independent body belonging to the…
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EASA Extends The Ban On Pakistan International Airlines
EASA is still not ready to lift the ban on Pakistan International Airlines to perform flights in the EU member states. The restriction that came int…
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What will be the first commercial flight of the Boeing 737 MAX since recertification?
The Federal Aviation Administration lifted its ban on the Boeing 737 Max on Wednesday, 20 months after the aircraft was grounded following two crash…
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Swissport is ready for COVID vaccines
Swissport is busy establishing operational readiness for the handling of highly temperature-sensitive vaccines. Vaccines and indeed many pharmaceut…
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ACI and IATA reiterate call for industry-wide support to keep aviation alive and help recovery
Airports Council International (ACI) World and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) – are calling again for global governments to use …
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6 months after COVID-19
In March and April 2020, when cases of COVID-19 peaked, airlines had to cancel hundreds of flights every day, ground fleets, and try to postpone airc…
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KQ's affected flights following the nullification of the TCAA's approval to allow the airline resume flights into Tanzania.
Following the nullification of the KQ's approval by TCAA that was to allow the airline resume flights into Tanzania, a number of flights have bee…
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TCAA nullifies all KQ permits for flights into the United Republic of Tanzania.
The Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) has "on a reciprocal basis” rescinded its approval granted to Kenya Airways to resume international…
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Pakistan International Airlines Banned from UK after pilots found to have fraudulent licenses.
Nearly a quarter of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) pilots have been found not to hold valid licences. An investigation following the Karachi a…
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Changes to air travel after Covid-19
Covid-19 turned out to be aviation's biggest farewell party, airlines currently have a surplus of planes with the need to conserving cash thus re…
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Should airlines standardize pre-flight testing for Covid-19
With airlines slowly starting to operate more flights as regulators in different regions of the world begin to ease travel restrictions introducing n…
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