Both LAM - Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (TM), and Air Namibia (SW) have announced changes to their Maputo - Beira - Harare and Windhoek - Harare routes effective 31 March. LAM has now added an extra 3rd weekly service to the Zimbabwean capital, while Air Namibia operations will now route its Harare flights onwards to Lusaka, Zambia also effective 31 March. Days 1 and 5 will route Windhoek - Lusaka - Harare - Windhoek while Days 3 and 7 will route Windhoek - Harare - Lusaka - Windhoek.
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Showing posts with label Zambia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zambia. Show all posts
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
■ MAURITIUS: Zambia, Mauritius set to sign BASA in near future.
Following the 2nd session of the Zambia-Mauritius Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation held in the Mauritian capital, Port Louis, last week, Mauritius and Zambia have agreed to sign a Bilateral Air Services Agreement in the near future, aimed at promoting and enhancing trade between the two countries.
Labels:
BASA,
Mauritius,
Mauritius Government,
Zambia,
Zambia Government
Friday, March 29, 2013
► ZAMBIA: Mukuba Airlines, Zambia's first LCC, set to start ops in coming months with ATR42s, 72s.
Mukuba
Airlines, dubbed Zambia's first Budget airline/LCC, is set to start
operations in the next few months, in time for the XXth United Nations
World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) General Assembly to be jointly held
in Livingstone & Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe in August this year.
Labels:
ATR,
ATR-42,
ATR-72,
LCC,
Livingstone,
Mukuba Airlines,
Zambia
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
■ ZAMBIA: NAC2000 selects Kale Logistics' Galaxy Ground Handling Management System.
Zambian ground handling services company, NAC2000 (formerly known as National Air Charters), has opted for Kale Logistics’ "Galaxy" Airport Ground Handling Management system for the automation of its activities at Lusaka Kenneth Kaunda International Airport, Zambia. With this selection, NAC2000 is now poised to move from its manual operations to a globally connected web-based cargo management system which will help it better serve its customers & communicate with all its external stakeholders.
Monday, March 25, 2013
► MALAWI: Nyassa Air Taxi, Wilderness Safaris enter into partnership.
Nyassa Air Taxi, a Private Charter and Fly-In Safari company operating out of Lilongwe and Blantyre, has partnered Wilderness Safaris Malawi in offering guests direct access to the best rates for fly-in safaris and charters in Malawi and its neighbouring countries.
Labels:
Chelinda,
Likoma Island,
Malawi,
Mfuwe,
Nkhotakota,
Nyassa Air Taxi,
Partnership,
Wilderness Safaris,
Zambia
Sunday, March 24, 2013
► ZAMBIA: Refuelling truck rams into Emirates 777 at Lusaka KK International Airport causing "substantial" damage.
An Emirates (EK) Boeing 777-300ER (MSN: 37707 | A6-ECP) operating as flight EK714 from Harare to Dubai via Lusaka, sustained substantial damage on Wednesday 20 March at Lusaka's Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (Zambia) when a fuel tanker truck collided with it.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
■ ZAMBIA: Government finalizing plans for launch of new national carrier - no mention of any possible ET tie up.
Zambian Minister of Transport and Communication, Christopher Yaluma, says the the Zambian Government has finalised plans to re-establish a national airline with proposals to be tabled before Cabinet and the relevant authorities for approval.
Labels:
Lusaka,
Zambia,
Zambia Airways,
Zambia Government
Sunday, March 17, 2013
► ZAMBIA: (Pic) Singapore Airlines Cargo 747F touches down in Lusaka.
Singapore Airlines Cargo (SV), the cargo wing of Singapore Airlines, on Monday 11 March 2013, operated a one-off Boeing 747-400F flight into the Zambian capital, Lusaka.
Labels:
747F,
Boeing,
Cargo,
Direct Maintenance,
Lusaka,
Singapore Airlines Cargo,
Zambia
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
► ZAMBIA: Air Force Harbin Z9 chopper crashes on landing at Lusaka City Airport; 1 dead.
Zambia's Defense Ministry has confirmed the crash of a Zambian Air Force Harbin Z-9 helicopter at Lusaka's City Airport (not to be confused with Lusaka's Kenneth Kaunda International Airport) following yesterday's Youth Day celebrations. The pilot of the chopper was killed with his co-pilot sustaining minor injuries, though the exact circumstances of the crash are still unclear.
Labels:
Harbin Z9,
Helicopter,
Incident,
Lusaka,
Lusaka City Airport,
Zambia,
Zambia Air Force
Monday, March 11, 2013
► ZAMBIA: Proflight to resume 2x daily Lusaka - Livingstone flights from April.
Proflight Zambia (P0) is to resume twice daily Lusaka - Livingstone flights effective 01APR 2013. The service operates using a Jetstream J41.
Labels:
Jetstream 41,
Livingstone,
Lusaka,
Proflight Zambia,
Resumption,
Route,
Zambia
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
■ ZAMBIA: NACL dispells allegations that new terminal at Livingstone's airport is "sinking".
Prince Chintimbwe, the director of airport services at Zambia's National Airports Corporation Limited (NACL), has dispelled reports alleging that the new terminal at Livingstone's Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport was "sinking", claiming his remarks had been taken out of context.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
► ZAMBIA: Proflight set to take delivery of a 737 in May for use on Lusaka - Livingstone flights during UNWTO.
Domestic operator Proflight Zambia (P0), is looking to take delivery of a Boeing 737-200ADV in late April for use on its domestic routes during the upcoming XXth United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) General Assembly to be jointly held in Livingstone & Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe in August this year.
Labels:
737,
Boeing,
Congo Kinshasa,
Equipment,
Lilongwe,
Lubumbashi,
Lusaka,
Malawi,
Proflight Zambia,
Route,
UNWTO,
Zambia
Thursday, February 21, 2013
► ZAMBIA: Kenya Airways to operate Harare via Livingstone flights from June 'til October.
Kenya Airways (KQ) will launch 3x weekly Nairobi, Kenya to Livingstone Zambia and on to Harare, Zimbabwe flights effective 2 June until 25 October. The route will operate with an Embraer E190 jet.
Labels:
Harare,
Kenya,
Kenya Airways,
Livingstone,
Nairobi,
Route,
Zambia,
Zimbabwe
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
► ZAMBIA: SA Airlink puts ERJ135s onto Kruger/Mpumalanga - Livingstone route effective late March.
SA Airlink (4Z) will enhance its Kruger Mpumalanga - Livingstone, Zambia service with the introduction of Embraer ERJ 135 jets onto the route from 22 March 2013.
Labels:
Embraer,
Equipment,
ERJ 135,
Kruger Mpumalanga,
Livingstone,
SA Airlink,
South Africa,
Zambia
Sunday, February 17, 2013
► GUINEA: Zambia's Stabo Air starts 1x weekly Conakry, Dakar, Banjul cargo ops.
► ZAMBIA: Emirates looking to start direct Livingstone flights for duration of UNWTO.
In preparation for the upcoming XXth United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) General Assembly to be held in Victoria Falls in August this year, Emirates (EK) has applied to the Zambian Department of Civil Aviation for traffic rights to serve Livingstone directly.
Labels:
Department of Civil Aviation,
Dubai,
Emirates,
Livingstone,
Route,
UNWTO,
Zambia
Thursday, February 7, 2013
► ZIMBABWE: Air Zimbabwe to get two ERJ135s; to start Munich, London, Nairobi, Mauritius flights in March?
A new dossier on Air Zimbabwe (UM) entitled "Aircraft rotation for summer 2013" purportedly showing the carrier's service resumption plans for Summer 2013, has been published with Embraer Regional Jets set to join the fleet. Additionally, flights to the UK, Germany, Ghana, Mauritius, Kenya and Nigeria are planned.
Labels:
Air Zimbabwe,
Congo Kinshasa,
Dar es Salaam,
Embraer,
ERJ 145,
Germany,
Johannesburg,
Kinshasa,
Lilongwe,
London Gatwick,
Lubumbashi,
Lusaka,
Malawi,
Munich,
Resumption,
United Kingdom,
Zambia,
Zimbabwe
Monday, February 4, 2013
■ ZAMBIA: Resolution of Significant Safety Concern takes Zambia one step closer to being removed from ICAO & EU blacklists.
Following the resolution of what the International Civil Aviation Organization termed "a Significant Safety Concern", Zambia has taken a crucial step towards being struck off the ICAO's Safety Watch List, with removal from the EU's No-Fly List now a distinct possibility.
Labels:
EU Banned Operators List,
ICAO,
ICVM,
Legal,
USOAP,
Zambia,
Zambia Government
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