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The African Union is planning to implement Free Route Airspace in Eastern flank, with airlines flying in corridors targeted by AFRAA, including Uganda Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, and Kenya Airways.

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  1. Uganda Airlines commenced scheduled flights to Accra, opening a new commercial air corridor between East Africa and Ghana.

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The African Union is planning to implement Free Route Airspace in Eastern flank, with airlines flying in corridors targeted by AFRAA, including Uganda Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, and Kenya Airways.

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  1. Uganda Airlines commenced scheduled flights to Accra, opening a new commercial air corridor between East Africa and Ghana.Sub-event
  2. AU plans Free Route Airspace implementation in Eastern flank, affecting specific airlines.1 source

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