Africa’s airlines to Incur $100 Million loss In 2018, says IATA

Africa’s airlines are expected to continue making a combined loss of $100 million in 2018, the same as 2017, in spite of an anticipated 8% growth in demand and capacity expansion of 7.5%. This is according to the International Air

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