Increasing Namibia’s air connectivity

Aviation sector paves the way for growth
The Air Connect Namibia Project aims to increase direct air access between the region and international markets through the establishment of new routes, among other goals. 
Ellanie Smit
The Air Connect Namibia Project has been launched with the aim of reimagining the aviation sector and developing new markets for Namibia. A Memorandum of Understanding on the Air C
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-18

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