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Africa's airlines discuss hurdles for common market

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At the Aviation Africa Summit, the focus was on the implementation of the common African aviation market. Industry representatives described growing demand, but at the same time low yields and continuing regulatory obstacles.

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African airlines grow 6% but earn just $1.30 per passenger as open skies stall

Source date: 12.10.2026 · German published: 15.10.2026. The summary shall reflect the declared status; subsequent developments may deviate therefrom.

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