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African airlines launch data backed gateway portal
The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) in partnership with the leading African marketing intelligence provider – Milanamos has launched a dedicated Aviation Route Intelligence Portal.
The data-backed portal is a gateway for airlines to access useful market insights on networks within Africa and routes from Africa to the rest of the world.
Speaking at the launch, AFRAA Secretary General, Mr. Abdérahmane Berthé stated: “This partnership between AFRAA and Milanamos is anchored on data intelligence which is AFRAA’s 5th strategic objective under the Association’s 2021-2025 Strategic Plan.
“I invite airlines to subscribe to the AFRAA Route Intelligence Portal that will facilitate data-driven decision-making on connectivity opportunities, passenger/cargo capacity, and route profitability to effectively meet the needs of the growing African aviation market.”
“AFRAA with this portal is supporting the African carriers like no other airline association” added Christophe Ritter, the CEO of Milanamos. “Benefiting from specific market intelligence reports is of paramount importance in the challenging African aviation market, and Milanamos is proud to be a partner of this strategic initiative launched by AFRAA”.
The portal can be accessed via the link https://afraa-routeintelligence.com. As part of the launch, vouchers for complimentary access are available for AFRAA members for a limited period.
The portal complements AFRAA’s efforts to provide Africa-specific data and analysis for African airlines and the wider aviation fraternity. Other AFRAA portals in place include the AFRAA Capacity Sharing portal and the AFRAA Spare Parts Pooling portal.
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