Africa
in the World of Aviation
includes
Best
of
the
16th World Airline
Routes
Development
Forum
in Vancouver, plus our Supermap
of Air and Marine Gateways in
Africa's Big 5 Tourism Regions -
North
- Southern
- Eastern
- Western
- Central
By
Jerry W. Bird,
Editor.
From my earliest experiences with
rugged bush pilots in the far
Yukon, to service in the Royal
Canadian Air Force and close
partnership with Transport
Canada's vast Airport Network,
flying has been in my blood. For
over 15 years, I have flown to
gateways across Africa; the most
recent being Banjul,
The Gambia
for
the ATA 35th Annual Congress.
Serendipity played its familiar
role when we received The
World's major Airlines and
Aircraft Companies by
David
Wragg.
This prompted a a series of book
reviews, and an evaluation of
Africa's airline industry past,
present and future.Today so many
airlines operate throughout the
world, even the most
knowledgeable enthusiast can soon
become confused about which
carrier flies from where to
where. Our new issue will provide
the answer.
From
Cape to Cairo and Global Markets
beyond.->Venues
Index
.Interview
with our
Editors->
Plus
our ATA 35th Anniversary Tribute
to Mira Berman, featuring her
flashback,Africa's Future
is in the
Air.
By
Mira
Berman
ATA,
which represents the hopes,
desires, plans and potential of
Africa's travel - tourism
industry was born in 1975 and
raised under the most trying
political, social and financial
conditions. Today's ATA continues
to seek new markets, win new
friends and open new doors. In
Africa, recent years have
signaled remarkable changes.
Ranking high are new direct
routes and realistic fares from
New York and other USA gateways.
In
evaluating Africa's
transportation scene, ATA members
can be considered
among
the most astute judges of all.
Since our launch in 1976 at a
Congress in Nairobi, Kenya, ATA
members have flown on every
airline serving the continent and
its offshore islands, and have
boarded regional carriers that
crisscross, this vast expanse of
geography, linking dozens of
emerging cities and towns. Some
have gone by train, or enjoyed
waterborne adventures along the
coastline of two oceans, the
majestic Mediterranean, or
Africa's historic canals, lakes
and
rivers.
More
.
Selected
Weekly Aviation News Articles and
Items from Eastern Africa and the
Indian Ocean Islands
By
Prof. Wolfgang
Thome
Each
week on the dot, Dr. Thome
provides the readers of Africa
Travel Magazine with a detailed
report which includes many timely
items and articles on the airline
industry and related
transportation in that important
area of the world. With string
participation at the Routes Forum
in Vancouver, These items will be
more important than ever. Above
photo: Mrs. Esther Thome with
Actor Forest Whittaker, star of
The Last King of Scotland,
based on the story of dictator
Idi Amin.. Continued
. Plase
send us our
comments.
Book
Bonus: 16-Page Chapter from
To Timbuktu for a
Haircut
by
Rick
Antonson, CEO
of Tourism Vancouver, Routes 2010
Host
City
Author
Rick Antonson
Our editorial and tourism
marketing team has worked closely
with Rick Antonson, Vancouver's
Ambassador of Tourism since the
early 1990's. He appeared as a
supporter and keynote speaker at
several of our Air and Marine
Tourism Conferences and Air
Highway Days Events in Western
Canada. Rick has s a special
place in his heart of hearts for
Africa - and it shows in this
great new travel book.
A
story you will never
forget.
Edward
Bergman team scores huge success
with 5th Annual ATA Presidents'
Forum
Venue:
New York
University.
Latest
Update
ATA
35th Africa Congress, Gambia
summary.
Air
Highways and
Transportation Update
SATH
World Congress Cruise, Jan.
2011
Perfectly
, Privately,
Pemba
TTB
Award at Houston
Worldfest
Culinary
Tourism World Summit, Halifax,
Sept. 19,
20
Boeing
Partners with AFRICAN
Airlines
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Another
Bonus Book Review in this issue!
West Africa's international
Culinary Tourism Superstar
Profile
Pierre
Thiam:
ATA
Partners with African Union,
UNWTO
Senegal
President Wade speaks on African
Unification
Are
Djibouti's Camel Caravans Worth
Their Salt?
Benachir
Akli:
Supporter
of ATA Events in
Morocco
5
Star Corinthia Tripoli targets
USA
ATA
Benefits from MEDJET
Partnership
Angola
to Gabon, Cameroon &
beyond
African
Airline Industry Pilot Training
and Development, Past, Present
and Future
AFRAA
a major partner with
ATA
Flying
Times to
Johannesburg,
SA.
Editor's
Keynote Speech: Angels on my
Shoulder
Fabulous
Flight to The Gambia on Arik
Airlines of
Nigeria
Heard
about South Africa's
Exciting
New
Tartan?
Delta
Flights between Ghana and the
USA
Search
Leaders for Africa
Topics
/ Logo
links
Tanzania
News
/ National
Parks
/ Doug
Pitt
Hoffman: Your
Home in Lisbon enroute to
Angola
Zambia
Weekly News - Gill
Staden
-Namibia
-
Caprivi
What
is the Air and Marine Tourism
Conference?
Self
Made Man Who Retired in his
30s
Bonus
Book Review! The World's Major
Airlines and Aircraft Companies
Profiles and Preview
Author
David
Wragg
Christmas
Safari, Mafia, Selous &
Ruaha
Ghana:
Famous Ashanti
Royalty
New Edition Marketing
Africa Tourism
in
USA
10th
Annual Tanzania Tourist Board
Awards,
Gambia
GLOBAL
AFRICAN DIASPORA: YEARBOOK
EDITION
Abacus Vacations
Book
your Uganda Tour with
Us
Glenn
Carroll of SA elected to ATA
Director
Double
Bonus! Why Support African
Airlines? What's the value of a
Cruise Industry and Marine
Tourism Opportunities in
Africa?
Lelei
LeLaulu
Africa's
Fashion
Awards
for 2010
Abuja
Carnival
West African Mardis
Gras
Business
Focus on Africa and
Dubai
Conservation
Or
Exploration?
Prof. Wolfgang Thome
Transportation
Update on Northern
Africa
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