The COVID-19 pandemic has caused great upheaval to airports’ operations. Going from managing yearly passenger growth to almost deserted infrastructures, airports have had to reprioritize efforts and adapt to what would become their new reality.
ICAO and the World Customs Organization (WCO) have published a joint statement calling on governments ...
Airports in Africa have responded in a proactive manner to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic by implementing a battery of measures to keep them safe whilst instilling confidence in the travelling public...Ali Tounsi
verting worse COVID-19 outcomes in Africa has been attributable in part to early lockdowns, “absolutely no opposing forces between the politics and public health” and solidarity between countries in executing a pandemic control strategy..
Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has embarked on expansion and rehabilitation of airstrips and airports as it seeks to open up tourism...
La cérémonie d'installation de la nouvelle directrice générale de l'Office national des aéroports, Habiba Laklalech, a eu lieu, vendredi 12 février à Rabat, sous la présidence de la ministre du Tourisme et du transport aérien, Nadia Fettah Alaoui.
THE chief executive officer of the Namibia Airports Company (NAC), Bisey /Uirab, on Friday described the liquidation of Air Namibia as unfortunate as it would greatly impact his company's operations.
According to the South African government’s webpage detailing the restrictions and allowances for Alert Level 3, it looks like international air travel is permitted.
Since the COVID-19 outbreak airports and airlines have been constantly working on guaranteeing a safe travel experience and minimizing the risk...
With many borders still closed and travel restriction in place, the recovery process and kickstarting travel is taking longer than we had anticipated but some aspects are clear: people want to travel again