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This week’s edition of Aviation This Week focuses on topical aviation industry stories between October 25 – 30, 2021 relevant to Ghana’s aviation space. Here are the highlights:
Kenya Airways is Africa’s Most Costliest Airline
A study by the African Competition Forum (ACF) focusing on fares of African airlines has revealed that Kenya Airways charges the highest average fares on its domestic, regional and international flights.
The ACF’s data was gathered in October 2019 from airline websites for their ticket pricing between November 2019 and March 2020.
Zoomlion Disinfects Airports in Ghana
The Vector Control Services of Zoomlion Ghana Limited has disinfected the Kumasi, Tamale and Kotoka Airports.
The exercise which has become a monthly ritual was conducted simultaneously at all the facilities on October 26, 2021, to eliminate the COVID-19 virus within and around the airports.
AWA Issues 12th Edition of FlyAfrica Magazine
Africa World Airlines (AWA) has issued the 12th edition of its FlyAfrica Magazine for the period November 2021 to January 2022. The magazine features among others, content about the airlines’ 9 years of operation, tourism destination recommendations, and facts about Abuja.
Copies of the magazine are available online and on-board the airline. AWA, Kenya Airways and Ethiopian Win Big at Aviators Africa Tower Awards Kenya Airways and Ethiopian Airlines have been adjudged the Best Airline in Air Connectivity in Africa and Corporate Governance respectively.AWA has also been pronounced Best Africa Regional Airline in Air Connectivity. Aviance Ghana Implements CHAMP’s Cargospot Handling Solution Aviance Ghana has implemented CHAMP’s Cargospot Handling solution to enhance its efficiency in ground handling operations, among others.The system offered by CHAMP is used by major airport and aviation players to reduce time, save money and enhance ground and airport terminal operations. Qatar Airways Rolls Out new and Improved Corporate Rewards Qatar Airways has rolled out its new and improved corporate rewards for Small and Medium Enterprises.The program provides five tiers for registered companies of which the associated tier rewards can be redeemed for flights and more. Emirates to Recruit 6,000 Staff to Meet Capacity Expansion Emirates Airlines is seeking to expand its pre-COVID-19 pandemic capacity by employing 6,000 staff to fill vacancies of pilots, cabin crew, maintenance engineers, among others.Emirates in September 2021 announced it was going to recruit 3,000 people however, it appears the number of staff needed has increased to meet the growing travel numbers. RwandAir Plans Flights to […]
