
Zambia
Location of Zambia
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Emirates seeks to increase service to Zambia to six times weekly by the end of 2012
Direct Maintenance opens its next line station at Lusaka Kenneth Kuanda Airport, Zambia
Emirates broadens its African network with Lusaka and Harare launch
Emirates to add Lusaka service from Feb-2012
Zambezi Airlines' AOC restored
Solwezi Airport upgrade to be completed by May
Proflight Zambia to add five aircraft to fleet in 2012
Zambezi Airlines' request for court to review suspension of licence reserved until later date
KLM to launch Amsterdam-Lusaka in May-2012
Zambezi Airlines' damaged B737-500 returns to Lusaka
Air Malawi's ATR42 to resume operations on 21-Nov-2011
Ethiopian Airlines targets Zambia for next regional hub: reports
Zimbabwe in talks to bring foreign carriers back to country: reports
Zambian Government may lift suspension on Zambezi Airlines
Air Namibia to launch Windhoek-Lusaka service
Zambezi Airlines chairman claims carrier is safe
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South African Airways continues push into Central Africa
Alongside the launch last week of non-stop service to Beijing, South African Airways (SAA) has been working on improving its connections in Africa, and has recently launched service to three Central African destinations: Pointe Noire in the Republic of the Congo, Kigali in Rwanda and Bujumbura in Burundi. This follows expansion last year into Ndola, Zambia.
Turkish Airlines moving into Africa: will Turkey emulate China?
Turkish Airlines (THY) is being encouraged to launch services between Istanbul and Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. It is not the first time that the airline has been linked to new African services but on this occasion comes the admission there is a wider agenda involving trade and specifically mining and energy. Could Turkey be about to emulate China, which has been flooding the African continent with executive manpower - especially where there are sparse resources to be mined - using essential air transport as bait?
Africa Aviation Outlook: Cooperation, liberalisation and protectionism
As African governments sought a path to successful locally-based airline operations, some attempted to gain the benefits of scale and coverage by forming joint airlines. With a good deal of support from European governments and flag carriers, two early examples of airlines jointly representing the interests of neighbouring countries shared resources, costs and – hopefully - the profits.
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