After Joburg, Asky Airlines plans flights to Luanda, Nouakchott and Nairobi next June
After two years of inactivity due to the pandemic closure of air borders and the lack of passengers because of the pandemic, the company will resume its flights to Southern Africa from 1 May. This will be followed by other routes the following month.
27/04/2022 at 15h29, by Africa Business+
According to Africa Business+ sources, the Lomé-based airline is proceeding gradually with its plan to resume flights and create new routes. According to internal sources interviewed by the editors, Asky Airlines intends to inaugurate four new routes from 1 June next, from Lomé to Luanda, to Nouakchott, to Nairobi and Praia, Cape Verde.
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