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Airbus forecasts 1,640 new passenger aircraft for Africa by 2045 as traffic triples
Africa will require 1,640 new passenger aircraft over the next 20 years, according to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast (GMF 2026), as demographic expansion, economic growth, trade and tourism continue to drive demand for air connectivity across the continent. The forecast includes demand for 1,310 single-aisle and 330 wide-body aircraft by 2045. The outlook reflects the significant long-term potential of Africa’s aviation market. Passenger traffic to, from, and within Africa is expected to almost triple…
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