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Deep reflections on Africa’s troubled airlines
Africa’s airlines must wake up to the brutal competition outside the continent. That remains their biggest challenge, writes, WOLE SHADARE Sharp contrast The sheer size of Africa, the distances between cities, and the poor state of road and rail infrastructure should, in theory, make aviation an ideal mode of transport for the movement of goods and people alike. Air transportation, however, has failed to fill this gap and the market remains small by the standard of…
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