Airlines

Flying Cars: A Soaring Future or a Grounded Dream? Imagine yourself caught in the monotony of a traffic jam, the clock ticking away each second with relentless precision. Your mind starts to wander to a place where such inconveniences vanish into thin air—literally. Who among us hasn't dreamt of bypassing the honking sea of vehicles below and gracefully ascending to the clouds in a flying car? This idea, a regular in sci-fi films, isn't just a whimsical fantasy but rather a beacon of hope—a symbol of the future we've…

Top 10 Most Reliable Airlines Globally Imagine boarding a flight and resting assured that punctuality and efficiency are the norms, not exceptions. As global travel revives and transforms in a post-pandemic world, the nuances of reliability now outweigh window views or aisle seats. In this discourse, we journey across continents, exploring airlines that have redefined dependability in air travel. The following list offers a tapestry of trustworthy service…

In a world where the cost of travel can sometimes feel like an insurmountable barrier, the release of Skytrax's latest ranking for the world's best low-cost airlines in 2024 comes as a breath of fresh air. It celebrates those carriers that manage to strike the elusive balance between affordability and customer satisfaction, a feat many have attempted but few truly master. Leading the charge, once more, is Malaysia's very own AirAsia. This airline has consistently set the standard in the budget travel category,…

In a significant step forward for infrastructure and economic development in Ethiopia, a memorandum of understanding was signed for the ambitious Bishoftu International Airport Development Project. This collaboration marks a new chapter, not just for Ethiopian connectivity but for the entire African aviation landscape. The ceremony was graced by the presence of Mr. Mesfin Tasew, the visionary CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group, and the insightful Mrs. Nnenna Nwabufo, Vice President for Regional Development,…

Somalia to Implement Stricter Aviation Security Measures In a pivotal move, set to take full effect by March 31, 2025, the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) has declared a mandatory compliance for all international airlines operating within the country’s airspace. This mandate compels airlines to furnish Advanced Passenger Information (API) as well as Passenger Name Record (PNR) data. The collected data is expected to bolster border security while simultaneously addressing pressing issues…

In the ever-evolving landscape of global aviation, the year 2024 beckoned with both challenges and achievements. A reminder of both human enterprise and its vulnerabilities, Africa's aviation landscape serves as a poignant reflection of this dual narrative. With ten incidents recorded, Africa positioned itself as the region with the second-highest number of plane crashes. An unsettling statistic indeed, it mirrors the perpetual conflict between ambition and the precarious nature of modern advancements. African…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a dramatic showdown that has taken the nation by storm, a gaggle of irate airlines has hit the brakes on both local and international flights on a day that will linger in the annals of aviation history — Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The core reason? An itchy battle over swelling fees slapped on carriers by Somalia’s federal administrators, an action akin to a sudden 'turkey dump' right before dessert. What’s the buzz all about? Let’s go for a nosedive into this unfolding aerial saga. The usually stoic…

A pilot from Turkish Airlines met with a tragic fate, collapsing mid-air, an incident that led to an emergency descent in New York, as announced by the national flag carrier on Wednesday.The flight had originated from Seattle, a breezy city on America's West Coast, on Tuesday night, according to airline spokesperson Yahya Üstün's post on social media site X."Our Airbus 350 pilot for flight TK204 from Seattle to Istanbul fell unconscious while we soared in the sky," he shared."Despite valiant attempts at first aid, the duo of…

BOSASO, Somalia - In a striking turn of events, the Somali government has put the kibosh on all flights to Bosaso Airport, bringing operations — including those by Ethiopian Airlines — to a grinding halt for today. This drastic action arises amid escalating beefs over who runs the airport and security concerns flagged by the Northeastern State Security Forces (PSF). The PSF had previously put airlines, Ethiopian Airlines included, on notice to steer clear of Bosaso Airport until things got back to how they were…

Ethiopian Airlines Halts Flights to Nairobi Amid Unrest Nairobi, Kenya - Ethiopian Airlines, renowned as one of Africa's most reliable national carriers, declared a disruption of flights to Nairobi, Kenya's bustling capital. This upheaval was spurred by a rift between aviation laborers and Kenya’s government. On Wednesday, employees at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi—the largest hub in East Africa—halted work. Their protest was in response to a governmental agreement aimed at expanding the facility.…