ACI Africa and its members stand ready to introduce measures that are necessary to provide for a safe and sustainable restart and recovery of the travel and tourism industry..
ACI member airports at a global level commit to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and urge governments to provide the necessary support in this endeavor.
High-profile speakers from the airport and the duty-free industry will provide some clear insights and perspectives going forward.
Among the 54 countries in the African continent, 13 have direct flights to more than 20 African countries. Ethiopia and Kenya lead with 30 direct flights and more to other countries within Africa.
The HR Excellence Award recognizes the critical role and prime importance of human resources management at airports in the delivery of efficient and sustainable performance whilst ensuring fairness, equity and meritocracy.
Drones and aircraft: a future of coexistence or competition?
African Ministers have made a call to the African States to work towards harmonizing pre-entry and exit requirements for cross-border travel, increase mutual recognition, and cross-border information exchange.
This year's theme for the Safety Week is 'Training, Key for Resuming Activities'.
Ali Tounsi enumerates the five concrete actions that the African air transport industry needs to focus on right now to bring back confidence in a safe air travel.
The summit will again this year include celebration of the 2020 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards providing an opportunity to pay tribute to those airports that have prioritised customers at a time when meeting their needs and expectations has never been more important.
