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KAMPALA – Uganda Airlines (UR) has been granted approval to begin flights to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) and Dubai International Airport (DXB). It is anticipated that the nine-hour direct flight service to London will start at 5 times a week, on 28 March, using Airbus A330-800. The flight is expected to arrive in London at 06:45 am and depart for Entebbe at 09:00 am, all local times. According to ChimpReports, Aviation Development Chief Analyst James Pearson said that more than 84,000 passengers had flown between Entebbe and London on a round trip basis in 2019, “making Entebbe the se...

Vanguard News Ibom Air to acquire new bombardier aircraft, expand route On By Harris Emanuel As part of efforts at increasing its fleet and launching into other routes, Ibom Air has concluded plan to acquire new bombardier aircraft. Managing Director, Ibom Airport Development Company, Uwem Ekanem dropped the hints in a chat with Vanguard, saying that the acquisition of the new aircraft was in line with its business and sustainability plan. Ekanem who doubles as the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Aviation Development said the airline was already taking a considerable niche of the...

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore said the new support measures are critical to reviving Singapore's air hub. - ST SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The aviation sector here will receive additional government support to the tune of s$84 million, as continued recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic is expected to be slow. This further financial support will help the industry deal with increased operational costs and training schemes, as well as with investment in productivity. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said in a statement on Tuesday (Dec 29) that the new support mea...

SINGAPORE - The aviation sector here will receive additional government support to the tune of $84 million, as continued recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic is expected to be slow. This further financial support will help the industry deal with increased operational costs and training schemes, as well as with investment in productivity. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said in a statement on Tuesday (Dec 29) that the new support measures are critical to reviving Singapore's air hub and preparing it for the recovery of air travel. "Given ongoing border restrictions and the resu...