Connecting Skies • Bridging Continents
The Federal Aviation Administration introduced changes to its cybersecurity standards for new aircraft and equipment in a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) issued Wednesday. The Federal Aviation Administration introduced changes to its cybersecurity standards for new aircraft and equipment in a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) issued Wednesday. According to the agency, the proposed […]
South Sudan’s travel industry is experiencing a surge with the implementation of a new visa-free travel policy for four countries, including Egypt, Kenya, and Tanzania as of August 2024. This strategic move aims to boost tourism and strengthen regional connections, making it easier for citizens from these countries to explore the natural beauty and cultural
The Airbus A330neo program has gone through severe setbacks over the past few years. Large orders by AirAsia X and Iran Air have been struck from the manufacturer’s backlog, and a commercial breakthrough with more marquee airliner names has yet to come. Airbus hopes that is about to change. Cathay Pacific, with its latest order
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Privileged dogs flying with Luxaviation UK are set for a welcome upgrade, as – large or small – all will now be allowed to join their owners in the cabin throughout a flight Under a new regulatory exemption gained by the charter operator, family dogs of all sizes can travel freely in Luxaviation’s spacious aircraft
Recent developments at Air Traffic Navigation Services (ATNS) have sparked grave concerns within the aviation industry, as mismanagement and operational failures threaten the safety and efficiency of South Africa’s airspace. The situation has escalated to a point where an independent investigation into the conduct of the ATNS senior management and board is urgently required. In
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The investment will further cement Qatar Airways’ position as a key driver in realising economic and business potential on the African continent Qatar Airways Group has acquired a 25% stake in Southern Africa’s premier independent regional carrier, Airlink. The announcement is a continuation of the multi award-winning airline’s ambition to further develop its operations across
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund is in exploratory talks with aircraft manufacturers Boeing and Airbus for a new cargo airline, according to media reports. The Public Investment Fund (PIF) is in talks to buy aircraft from Boeing and Airbus to establish a new air cargo company, Bloomberg reported, citing sources. According to the news agency,
Boeing says it has halted certification flight testing of the 777-9 following the failure of a thrust link mounting component attached to one of the two GE Aerospace GE9X engines powering a test aircraft. The discovery was made during post-flight inspections of the third test aircraft, WH003, following its return to Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, from a 5
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By World Airnews Correspondent Given Chikeu Zambia is on the move to reviving its aviation industry, which collapsed after government owned Zambia Airways was liquidated due to its financial challenges in 1994. Now ,Zambia Airways was Re-launch in 2021 and the Zambian Government called for the revitalisation of the Zambia Air Service Training Institute (ZASTI)
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The Piper Aircraft’s new turboprop-single M700 Fury is the aircraft that enthusiasts and professionals alike have been eagerly anticipating. With an upgraded engine delivering 100 more shaft horsepower than its predecessor, the M600 SLS, the M700 Fury not only boosts performance but also maintains impressive efficiency. This May, I had the opportunity to fly the
