Martin Leo Rivers

Full article in PDF format When Afriqiyah Airways Flight 209 touched down at Malta International Airport on 23 December 2016, its arrival ...

Full article in PDF format News that Somalia’s presidential and legislative elections have been postponed until November came as no surpri...

Full article in PDF format "The African Union is as old as the European Union. The European Union has achieved a lot, and the African...

Full article in PDF format Libya witnessed a surge in commercial flights two years ago as expatriates and oil workers flocked to Tripoli, ...

Full article in PDF format Kenya Airways posted the worst financial result in the corporate history of its home nation this summer, when i...

Full article in PDF format Airspace over Somalia has been considered a no-go area by most foreign airlines for two decades, but progress o...

Full article in PDF format Since the turn of the century, beleaguered South African Airways (SAA) has embarked on no fewer than eight fai...

Full article in JPG format: page 36/37 & page 38/39 On an average day at the Aalsmeer flower auction in the Netherlands – long cons...

Full article in JPG format: page 56/57 & page 58 Anyone who doubts Turkey’s long-term commitment to Africa need only look at the gr...

Full article in JPG format On 20th July, as the full scale of West Africa’s Ebola crisis was slowly becoming apparent, a 40-year-old Libe...

Full article in JPG format Media reports about Africa’s fledgling low-cost carrier (LCC) market tend to be dominated by the trials and tr...

Full article in JPG format For an industry that is often described as a bellwether of global economic health, any under-performance in th...

Full article in JPG format: page 68/69 & page 70 Constant bickering between incumbent and future operators in South Africa undersco...

Full article in JPG format: page 41 & page 42 Air connectivity in West Africa has been in dire straits ever since Air Afrique, the ...