
The Ancillary Revenue Gap African Aviation Isn’t Measuring
Airlines worldwide are projected to earn 145 billion dollars in ancillary revenue in 2026, a 5.5 percent increase on the prior year, representing nearly 14 percent of total airline revenue

Airlines worldwide are projected to earn 145 billion dollars in ancillary revenue in 2026, a 5.5 percent increase on the prior year, representing nearly 14 percent of total airline revenue

Etihad Airways and Air Peace have signed an interline agreement connecting the two carriers’ networks, giving Etihad guests single ticket access to twenty destinations across Nigeria, West Africa and Central

Read enough African aviation coverage this year and nearly every airline appears to be winning. Ethiopian Airlines is dominant. Air Peace is dominant. RwandAir is emerging as the next continental

Kuwait’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation closed the Kuwait Flight Information Region to overflights on July 18, following missile and drone attacks linked to renewed Iranian strikes on the country.

South African Airways and Turkish Airlines activated their codeshare partnership on 15 July, with the first joint flights operating a day later. The agreement itself is not new. It was

Air India has rolled out a rebuilt version of its mobile app, and the headline changes are not cosmetic. The airline says its digital teams designed and built both the

Air Zimbabwe is preparing to fly directly to London for the first time since 2011. The aircraft and the ACMI structure behind it are only part of the story. The

Etihad Airways is extending its presence in Zimbabwe months before launching flights to the country, signing a partnership with Fastjet Zimbabwe that gives the Gulf carrier immediate commercial access to

Air Europa has expanded its Southern African footprint without adding a single new route. The Spanish carrier has signed a unilateral interline agreement with CemAir, effective 23 June 2026, allowing

Riyadh Air has secured approval from the US Department of Transportation to operate flights to and from the United States. The DOT granted the exemption authority on June 16, covering
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