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
Lufthansa reactivates Airbus A380
− First flights expected from summer 2023 Lufthansa is reactivating the Airbus A380 in response to the steep rise in customer demand and the delayed delivery of ordered aircraft. The airline expects to use the
Complete Aircraft Group Finalises Acquisition of Aerocare AS Ltd.
Investment planned to bolster business jet aviation growth Complete Aircraft Group (CAG), part of JMC Group (JMC), the established aviation services business, is pleased to finalise the acquisition of MRO Part 145 provider, interiors and
African Airline recovery is lagging
By Heidi Gibson – World Airnews African Airlines are only likely to recover to pre-covid levels a year or more behind the global market for a variety of reasons, IATA director general Willie Walsh
OPENING SKIES FOR AFRICA
By Heidi Gibson – World Air News It’s been more than 20 years since the Yamoussoukro Decision was adopted effectively committing 44 African countries to the deregulation of air services and the promotion of
South African Airways Meets AFRAA Secretary General for the AFRAA CEOs Leadership Dialogues
14 June 2022, Johannesburg – South Africa: South African Airways (SAA) Chairman & CEO – Mr John Lamola and Non-Executive Board Member – Mr Nick Fadugba, met AFRAA Secretary General, Mr. Abdérahmane Berthé, at SAA headquarters
United Airlines Expands Service from Cape Town with Year-Round, Nonstop Flights to New York/Newark
CAPE TOWN, 7 June 2022 – United Airlines has commenced its year-round service of three weekly flights between Cape Town International Airport and its New York/Newark hub, marking the route’s expansion from a summer seasonal
Lufthansa reactivates Airbus A380
− First flights expected from summer 2023 Lufthansa is reactivating the Airbus A380 in response to the steep rise in customer demand and the delayed delivery of ordered aircraft. The airline expects to use the long-haul aircraft, which is popular with customers and crews, again from summer 2023. The company is currently assessing how many A380s will be reactivated and which destinations the Airbus will fly to.
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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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