Cloudline gears up to revolutionise Africa logistics

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Carla da Silva is back in the cockpit at BARSA

#AfricaMonth: Taking drone solutions to new heights

#WomensMonth: Changing female demographics in aviation

Nandi Mbele, pilot at Mango Airlines

Air France's Joon officially takes over Cape Town route

Three African airports honoured at Airport Service Quality Awards

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#CommerceMonth: ACSA elements for e-commerce success

[#WomenInBiz] The sky's the limit, Q&A with Jane Trembath

SAA reports another loss but raises revenue

SAA optimistically predicts it will return to profitability but says it will take several years. Image: SAA

The role of a state-owned airline

[Rob Baker] Whilst government has a clear role in delivering essential services to the needy, you won't find many of the millions of suffering South Africans at airports or on flights. Quite the opposite in fact, as once you've become a "jetsetter" you've arrived at a space unavailable to the poor. So, why are government involved in the airline industry?

Taxis should be trading on integrity and reputation

IATA forecasts tough year for airline operators

[Paddy Hartdegen] The International Air Transport Association has forecast that the global aviation industry will make profits of almost US$7-billion this year but warns that the recovery in air travel is weak as tourism levels are down in the wake of the global economic uncertainty.

Quantas strike disrupts 65 flights

[Paddy Hartdegen] As the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand hots up, hundreds of passengers who had booked on Quantas flights have had their travel plans disrupted because of a strike by ground staff at Australian airports.