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African aviation industry bodies, including African Airlines Association and Airlines Association of Southern Africa, are jointly representing interests while operating on the continent.

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  1. Conference drives discussion on African aviation future.
  2. IATA is monitoring financial pressures on African carriers, citing fees and charges from Tanzania and Gabon as examples of a continental issue.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Sep 25. The briefing below covers this first event.

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African aviation industry bodies, including African Airlines Association and Airlines Association of Southern Africa, are jointly representing interests while operating on the continent.

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  1. Conference drives discussion on African aviation future.1 source
  2. IATA is monitoring financial pressures on African carriers, citing fees and charges from Tanzania and Gabon as examples of a continental issue.Sub-event
  3. African aviation industry bodies are jointly representing interests on the continent.1 source

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