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EgyptAir receives fourth Boeing 737-800 NG

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Egypt Air 321 EgyptAir has received the fourth Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft. This forms part of the carrier’s fleet renewal and expansion strategy. The fourth out of nine Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft that EgyptAir plans to acquire in 2017 passed an official registration procedure to finally join the fleet that includes now 24  aircraft of the same type, in addition to other types. "We do have steady goals to achieve regarding EgyptAir fleet and through this order of B737-800 NG, which to be finalised by the delivery of the ninth later this year, with an approximate age of six years," said EgyptAir CEO Safwat Musallam. “During the past period we have received three other aircraft," said Musallam. "We are working on an overall- plan that would enhance our medium-haul fleet, we managed to further develop our network, increase frequencies on the most popular routes, therefore, guarantee that all our passengers reach their destination on time.” Source: http://w...
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Foreign investors avoiding Arik Air

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Arik Air B737-700 The Managing Director of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), Ahmed Kuru, has ruled out the possibility of foreign investment in Arik Air (W3, Lagos), which is currently under AMCON's management. Speaking to Nigerian media, Kuru also said that the government would not try to create a new national airline out of Arik and Aero Contractors (NIG, Lagos), which is also in AMCON's hands. "It will be suicidal to build a national carrier from Aero and Arik because the problem they will face is very huge, including litigations that can last up to 10 years," the Daily Trust reports Kuru as saying. He added that foreign investment was unlikely. "No investor will put his money on these airlines without first addressing the problems on ground." The comments come after attempts earlier this year for Ethiopian Airlines (ET, Addis Ababa) to take an interest in the failing airlines were rebuffed. Nigerian media also reports tha...
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Air Namibia to resume West African flights from late 1Q18

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Air Namibia A319-100 Air Namibia (SW, Windhoek Int'l) has confirmed it will resume scheduled passenger flights to West Africa early next year. In a statement issued on Tuesday, August 22, the carrier said its Windhoek Int'l-Lagos (Nigeria)-Accra (Ghana) return service would operate 4x weekly effective March 25, 2018. It has been granted 5th Freedom traffic rights for the Ghana-Nigeria vv. sectors of the flight which will operate onboard A319-100 equipment. Air Namibia operated the route from 2009 until 2013 when poor load factors forced it to withdraw. At present, the state-owned carrier runs scheduled passenger flights throughout Namibia as well as to South Africa, Angola, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Botswana regionally. Frankfurt Int'l, Germany, is its only longhaul service. Source:https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/58925-air-namibia-to-resume-west-african-flights-from-late-1q18
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