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Africa World Airlines (AWA), Ghana’s leading domestic carriers has continued to add more features to its hat as the airlines has just been awarded the Best Passenger Experience award.
The airline bagged the award at the aviatour award 2019.
AWA recently emerged the best domestic airline in Ghana for the fourth consecutive time.
The airline was recently inducted into the CIMG Hall of Fame after being chosen as the best carrier in the country and has consistently maintained the position since 2015.
Africa: Aligbe Commends Govt’s Plan to Concession Airports in Nigeria Industry consultant and CEO of Belujane Konsult, Chris Aligbe has commended the plan by the federal government to concession major airports in the country. According to him, the move would revitalise and develop Nigeria’s airport infrastructure. Speaking at the 15th Akwaaba African …
There is an unmistakable effort to reaffirm Badagry’s pivotal role in the promotion of tourism in Lagos State. The popular Akwaaba African Travel & Tourism Market which had its 15th edition at the Eko hotel in Lagos became a veritable platform for the ancient city of Badagry to showcase its potential and demonstrate its commitment to the promotion of tourism. …
Stakeholders at the 15th Akwaaba African Travel Market said that decays in airport infrastructure in Africa, and the failure of the continent to fully implement Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) contributed to challenges facing airline operators in Africa. OLUSEGUN KOIKI writes. Many of Africa’s 419 airports are …
