Welcome to World AirNews
Africa’s Oldest & Largest Circulating Aviation News Magazine
Join the many senior executives, chief pilots, fleet captains, purchasing officers – all who read World Airnews regularly
Welcome to World AirNews
Africa’s Oldest & Largest Circulating Aviation News Magazine
Join the many senior executives, chief pilots, fleet captains, purchasing officers – all who read World Airnews regularly
FEATURED NEWS
Takatso Consortium committed to concluding the acquisition of a 51% interest in SAA
15 August 2022 MEDIA STATEMENT: The Takatso Consortium is committed to concluding the acquisition of a 51% interest in South African Airways (SAA) from the South African government. Takatso is working closely with the Department of Public Enterprises to ensure
SAA ALL-FEMALE CREW FLIGHTS THIS WOMEN’S MONTH
MEDIA STATEMENT: Johannesburg (8th August 2022) – Celebrating the immense contribution made and success achieved by South African and African women on the continent, SAA will place three flights under the complete command of women during the month to demonstrate its support for
Starlite Aviation Training Academy Launches the First Tactical Mission Training Facility on the African Continent
Press Release: 08/08/2022 Starlite Aviation Training Academy – Africa’s First Mission Training Facility As one of Africa’s largest aviation providers, Starlite Aviation delivers a broad spectrum of Africa-centric aviation services, including aircrew training. Starlite Aviation is uniquely able to provide Africa's
Strong Passenger Demand Continues in June
Strong Passenger Demand Continues in June 4 August 2022 (Geneva) - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced passenger data for June 2022 showing that the recovery in air travel remains strong. Note: We have returned to year-on-year traffic comparisons, instead of
Calling all aspiring pilots ! Now it your time to apply for a bursary!
Edition 28/2022 In this edition Bursaries Available - for hour builders and academic qualifications TETA Bursaries, Aviation Calculator and Converter, National Aviation Gender Summit, Steady Climb Fly-In and Business Expo, Aviation Market Place, RPAS Operations - Part 101 Enforcement Guide for Private
Ethiopian Airlines orders Africa’s first A350-1000
Ethiopian Airlines orders Africa’s first A350-1000 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 28 July 2022 – Ethiopian Airlines Group, the flag carrier of Ethiopia, Africa’s largest airline group, has upsized four of its A350-900 on order to the largest variant of the A350 Family, the A350-1000, becoming Africa’s first customer
Takatso Consortium committed to concluding the acquisition of a 51% interest in SAA
15 August 2022 MEDIA STATEMENT: The Takatso Consortium is committed to concluding the acquisition of a 51% interest in South African
SAA ALL-FEMALE CREW FLIGHTS THIS WOMEN’S MONTH
MEDIA STATEMENT: Johannesburg (8th August 2022) – Celebrating the immense contribution made and success achieved by South African and African women on the continent,
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AUGUST 2022 – ANNUAL AIRLINE DIRECTORY ISSUE
MEDIA PARTNERSHIPS
Karl Jensen
I have browsed through the issue with great interest- ending with the Helderberg story. I personally flew that aircraft on 83 sectors – an absolute delightful and beautiful airliner.
My next attack on the magazine will be a read of the Pan Am final flight. When I became a 747 Captain with SAA in 1980, I did my command course at the Pan Am Academy at Miami – look forward to reading it when time permits. I retired in mid 2003 reaching the then ridiculous retirement age of 60
Tom Chalmers was a personal friend of mine. Prior to joining SAA in 1968, I worked as a Charter Pilot and Flying instructor at NAC at Virginia
I know that Tom would’ve been a good airline pilot, but was sadly prevented from doing so by an eyesight aberration.
I wish you guys good fortune with World Airnews Joan
Cor Beek
Tom would probably have been jealous, but certainly been very proud of this new look of his magazine. Well done!
Karen Litson
Litson and AssociatesMany thanks for the October edition of your very newsy magazine received today, we all really looked forward to receiving it!
An Aviation Fan
I must congratulate you this is an excellent publication and I love the new look.
Claire Matondo
Wouaw, this edition of WorldNews is really nice, very complete and with a large variety of subjects nicely covered. Congrats, really!
Azam Mahmood
Aviation JournalistMany thanks and Congratulations to Air News team for their consistently good work.
Patrick Hanly
My association and that of our company throughout the many years of advertising in World Airnews benefitted in more than just placing another advert.
Andries Landman
Sub. #1I wish to thank you and your team for the continued publication of WAN – despite all the recent problems. We (Brenda & myself) enjoy each copy.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
Karl Jensen
I have browsed through the issue with great interest- ending with the Helderberg story. I personally flew that aircraft on 83 sectors – an absolute delightful and beautiful airliner.
My next attack on the magazine will be a read of the Pan Am final flight. When I became a 747 Captain with SAA in 1980, I did my command course at the Pan Am Academy at Miami – look forward to reading it when time permits. I retired in mid 2003 reaching the then ridiculous retirement age of 60
Tom Chalmers was a personal friend of mine. Prior to joining SAA in 1968, I worked as a Charter Pilot and Flying instructor at NAC at Virginia
I know that Tom would’ve been a good airline pilot, but was sadly prevented from doing so by an eyesight aberration.
I wish you guys good fortune with World Airnews Joan
Cor Beek
Tom would probably have been jealous, but certainly been very proud of this new look of his magazine. Well done!
Karen Litson
Litson and AssociatesMany thanks for the October edition of your very newsy magazine received today, we all really looked forward to receiving it!
An Aviation Fan
I must congratulate you this is an excellent publication and I love the new look.
Claire Matondo
Wouaw, this edition of WorldNews is really nice, very complete and with a large variety of subjects nicely covered. Congrats, really!
Azam Mahmood
Aviation JournalistMany thanks and Congratulations to Air News team for their consistently good work.
Patrick Hanly
My association and that of our company throughout the many years of advertising in World Airnews benefitted in more than just placing another advert.
Andries Landman
Sub. #1I wish to thank you and your team for the continued publication of WAN – despite all the recent problems. We (Brenda & myself) enjoy each copy.
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