African Airlines Association

African Airlines Association The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) is a Trade Organisation open to membership of airlines of African States.

Conceived essentially as a non-profit regional organisation, the founding fathers of AFRAA were motivated by the desire to establish harmonious and effective co-operation between African Airlines. This would be a means of accelerating the realization of economic and social integration of African countries. To this effect, the objectives of the Association are:

* To promote the development o

f safe, reliable, economical and efficient air transport services to, from, within and through Africa and to study problems connected therein.
* To foster closer commercial and technical co-operation among African air transport enterprises.
* To serve as common forum for the articulation of the views of member airlines on matters and problems of common interest and the defence of such interests.
* Provide service that adds value to the efficiency, effectiveness, reliability and safety of member airlines.

14/08/2026

What will it take to build a stronger and more connected African aviation industry? ✈️

Capt. George Kamal, Ag. Group MD & CEO of Kenya Airways, shares his thoughts on connectivity, industry collaboration, infrastructure development and the future of African aviation.

🔗Watch the full conversation on AFRAA's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/R0FlwxIsOQY

✈️ Mark your calendars.The 58th   Annual General Assembly & Summit is heading to Libreville, Gabon from 22–24 November 2...
12/08/2026

✈️ Mark your calendars.

The 58th Annual General Assembly & Summit is heading to Libreville, Gabon from 22–24 November 2026.

Hosted by FlyGabon under the high patronage of the Government of Gabon, the gathering will bring together African and global aviation leaders, government officials, airline executives, industry partners and service providers for three days of dialogue, collaboration and business engagement.

📍 Palais des Congrès Omar Bongo Ondimba, Libreville
📅 22–24 November 2026

We look forward to welcoming you to Libreville as the aviation community comes together to help shape the future of African aviation.

Behind every blocked fund is a wider impact.Reliable air transport depends on airlines having timely access to the reven...
11/08/2026

Behind every blocked fund is a wider impact.

Reliable air transport depends on airlines having timely access to the revenues they earn. When that doesn't happen, connectivity, businesses and economies all feel the effects.

🔗Read the Position Paper on Blocked Funds to learn more: https://www.afraa.org/blocked-funds/

When airline revenues are blocked, the impact goes far beyond finance.✈️They affect airline operations, connectivity and...
07/08/2026

When airline revenues are blocked, the impact goes far beyond finance.✈️

They affect airline operations, connectivity and ultimately the passengers and businesses that rely on air transport across Africa. Resolving the issue requires partnership, collaboration and practical action.

🔗Read the Position Paper on Blocked Funds: https://www.afraa.org/blocked-funds/

Blocked airline funds continue to affect airline operations, connectivity and growth across Africa. ✈️Join us tomorrow f...
04/08/2026

Blocked airline funds continue to affect airline operations, connectivity and growth across Africa. ✈️

Join us tomorrow for the August Edition of the AFRAA SkyConnect Leadership Dialogues, featuring Mr Abraham Osio (PAPSS) and Mr Dalmas Okendo (Kenya Airways).

Together, they'll explore the causes of blocked funds, their impact on African airlines, ongoing industry advocacy, and the practical solutions that could help address the challenge.

📅 Wednesday, 05 August 2026
🕑 14:00hrs EAT (11:00hrs UTC)

🔗 Register now and be part of the conversation: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FHSGdGQOR06YtpriVkbKmA #/registration

Open skies. More opportunities. One connected Africa.✈️When African airlines can connect more destinations, everyone ben...
03/08/2026

Open skies. More opportunities. One connected Africa.✈️

When African airlines can connect more destinations, everyone benefits - from passengers and businesses to trade, tourism and national economies.

🔗Learn more by reading the Position Paper on Liberalisation of the African Skies: https://www.afraa.org/liberalization/

 , AASA and IATA are calling on African States to align API and PNR programmes with global standards. ✈️API and PNR syst...
31/07/2026

, AASA and IATA are calling on African States to align API and PNR programmes with global standards. ✈️

API and PNR systems are essential for strengthening border security and facilitating seamless travel. To deliver these benefits, they should be implemented in line with internationally recognised standards and supported by clear legal and operational frameworks.

The joint industry position also calls for these programmes to be funded by governments, helping to avoid unnecessary costs that affect airlines, passengers and connectivity.

🔗Read the full news brief: https://www.afraa.org/aviation-industry-urges-african-governments-to-align-api-and-pnr-programs-with-global-standards/

Where are passengers travelling? Which routes are the busiest? And what do the latest connectivity trends tell us about ...
30/07/2026

Where are passengers travelling? Which routes are the busiest? And what do the latest connectivity trends tell us about the opportunities ahead? ✈️

's Routes & Connectivity Report provides valuable insights into the performance of Africa's busiest routes and highlights why strengthening intra-African connectivity remains a priority.

🔗Take a look at the highlights, and read the full report to discover what the data says about the future of African aviation: https://www.afraa.org/wp-content/2026/07/Routes-and-Connectivity-Report

Africa is ready to connect. The question is: are our skies? ✈️Liberalisation is about giving African airlines more room ...
28/07/2026

Africa is ready to connect. The question is: are our skies? ✈️

Liberalisation is about giving African airlines more room to grow, creating better travel options and making it easier for people, goods and services to move across the continent.

🔗Discover why the implementation of SAATM matters, and read the full Position Paper on Liberalisation of the African Skies: https://www.afraa.org/liberalization/

Another episode of the AviAssist Foundation Focus Sessions today 23rd of July to advance aviation safety knowledge. ✈️Jo...
23/07/2026

Another episode of the AviAssist Foundation Focus Sessions today 23rd of July to advance aviation safety knowledge. ✈️

Join Director, Commercial and Communications – Maureen Kahonge and Safety Group Chairman, Capt. Haig Anyonyi – Director, Safety.

The session is free and participants who attend are eligible to receive a certificate if they meet the certification criteria.

Register here 🔗: https://bit.ly/FocusSessionsregistration

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