RwandAir (WB, Kigali) aims to double its fleet within five years to sustain an 82% revenue surge in 2023, attributed to a tourism boom, investment in cargo, and a growing hub in Kigali, CEO Yvonne Makolo has told The New Times newspaper. She was commenting on the airline's revenues of RWF620.6 billion Rwandan francs (USD461 [...]
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Ethiopian Airlines (ET, Addis Ababa International) has suspended its flights to Eritrea's capital Asmara after the local authorities froze the airline's accounts and prevented it from repatriating funds to Ethiopia. While the airline initially blamed unspecified "very difficult operating conditions in Eritrea", CEO Mesfin Tasew offered more details during a media briefing. He claimed that [...]
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