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Air Zimbabwe boss bullish after shock return

AIR Zimbabwe (AirZim) acting chief executive officer (CEO) Edmund Makona this week opened up about his plan for the troubled carrier, saying a massive revamp wo...

AirZim boss bullish after shock return...We are taking a crawl, walk and run approach: Makona

The AirZim boss spoke authoritatively, confirming speculation that he could be reappointed substantive in the near future.

Makona appointed AirZim acting CEO – DailyNews

Edmund Makona appointed acting CEO of national airliner Air Zimbabwe – Nehanda Radio

Former TelOne boss Chipo Mtasa appointed Air Zimbabwe board chair – Nehanda Radio

Industry CEOs and Tourism Ministers to meet at Africa's most important aviation event

The 9th Routes Africa, the largest route development event in Africa, will open this weekend in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. The 9th Routes Africa, the largest route development event in Africa, will open this weekend in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. The event will bring together the leading airports, airlines, tourism authorities, policy-makers and aviation stakeholders to develop new air services to, from and within Africa. Hosted by the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe, Routes Africa 2014 will take place at the Elephant Hills Hotel and Resort June 22-24. Over 350 delegates are expected to attend the event representing 40 leading airlines, 50 airports and 15 tourism authorities. Africa’s three main airlines Kenya Airways, South African Airways and Ethiopian Airlines are joined by two of the big Gulf carriers (Emirates and Etihad Airways) and global carriers such as British Airways, Iberia Airlines and Condor Airlines who are looking into expanding their network to the continent. Low cost carriers, which are increasingly shaping the face of aviation in Africa, will also be out in force with registrations received from pan-African low-cost carrier Fastjet as well as Comair, Fly540 and start-up carrier FlyAfrica.com.