Airline: Mohamed Ould Biyah (Mauritania Airlines) secures fuel from Ola Energy, Cepsa and Total
The CEO of the state-owned airline has agreed to pay $5.6 million to secure a smooth relaunch of the airline’s operations after two years of the pandemic.
09/05/2022 at 17h37, by Africa Business+
The fleet of Mauritania Airlines International (MAI) will be supplied with fuel for a period of one year by Ola Energy in Casa, Dakar, Bamako, Abidjan and Libreville. TotalEnergies will handle supplies in Conakry and Cepsa in Las Palmas.
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