Zambia's first LCC, Mukuba Airlines, set to be operate out of the Victoria Falls town of Livingstone, has outlined its intended route network with flights set to range in cost from USD35 to USD50.
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Showing posts with label Mfuwe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mfuwe. Show all posts
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Thursday, March 28, 2013
► MALAWI: Ulendo Airlink releases its Low & High Season domestic schedule for 2013/2014.
Ulendo Airlink (7Q), the trading name for Nyasa Express - the aviation division of Malawi’s Ulendo Travel Group - has outlined its High Season (01JUL13 - 31OCT13) and Low Season (15MAR13 - 30JUN13 & 01NOV13 - 15JAN14) domestic timetable.
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Beechcraft,
C210,
Cessna,
Chelinda,
King Air,
Likoma Island,
Lilongwe,
Malawi,
Mfuwe,
Nyasa Express,
Ulendo Airlink
Monday, March 25, 2013
► MALAWI: Nyassa Air Taxi, Wilderness Safaris enter into partnership.
Nyassa Air Taxi, a Private Charter and Fly-In Safari company operating out of Lilongwe and Blantyre, has partnered Wilderness Safaris Malawi in offering guests direct access to the best rates for fly-in safaris and charters in Malawi and its neighbouring countries.
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Chelinda,
Likoma Island,
Malawi,
Mfuwe,
Nkhotakota,
Nyassa Air Taxi,
Partnership,
Wilderness Safaris,
Zambia
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
■ ZAMBIA: Successful bidder for new $200m terminal at Lusaka's KK International Airport to be announced in next few weeks: NACL.
Zambia's National Airports Corporation Ltd should, in the next two weeks, announce the winner of the contract for the construction of a new passenger terminal at Lusaka's Kenneth Kaunda International Airport. The terminal is part of a USD500million project to upgrade the airport as a whole.
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Infrastructure,
Livingstone,
Lusaka,
Mfuwe,
National Airports Corporation Ltd,
Ndola,
Zambia
Friday, October 19, 2012
■ ZAMBIA: Ambitious aviation infrastructure projects to pave the way for Zambia Airways 2.0?
According to reports in the Zambian press, the Government there is said to be considering various business models, necessary in setting up a rejuvenated national airline, almost 20 years after the liquidation of national carrier, Zambia Airways (QZ).
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China,
Christopher Yaluma,
Construction,
Government,
Infrastructure,
Livingstone,
Lusaka,
Mfuwe,
Muchinga,
Zambia,
Zambia Airways
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