African airlines to lose $300m in 2019, says IATA

International Air Transport Association (IATA) has predicted a $300 million net loss for African carriers next year.According to the Geneva-based apex aviation body, this is a slight improvement from the $400 million net loss recorded by airlines in the region in this year.

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