It is now requested for all Canadians to complete an online health declaration form; according to this Facebook Post:
Before you travel to #Nigeria, you must complete an online health declaration form. You will then receive a PDF and QR code by email, which you must show upon arrival. https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/nigeria#entryexit
By Olagunju, Success Taiwo
Solutions Group, has supported Air Zimbabwe with a tailored ACMI capacity solution for
the planned resumption of direct scheduled services between Harare and London
Gatwick.
The route is expected to restart by the end of July 2026, reconnecting Zimbabwe and
the United Kingdom after more than 14 years. The service will be operated by Spanish
carrier Plus Ultra using an Airbus A330 aircraft under a long-term ACMI agreement, with
initial operations expected to include three weekly frequencies between Harare and
London Gatwick.
Under the ACMI structure, Plus Ultra will provide the aircraft, crew, maintenance and
insurance, while the flights will operate under Air Zimbabwe’s flight code. Chapman
Freeborn provided the ACMI and contract management support needed to help shape
the long-haul operating structure for the route, working closely with the teams involved
throughout the process.
The route represents more than the return of an air service. It re-establishes an
important commercial, tourism and cultural link between the two countries, while
improving travel options for the Zimbabwean diaspora, business travellers and tourists.
It is also expected to support direct air freight capacity for time-sensitive exports,
including horticultural and perishable products destined for the UK market.
“This is an important milestone for Air Zimbabwe and a significant step in restoring
direct connectivity between Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom. We are proud to have
played an important role in supporting this project, working closely with Air Zimbabwe
and Plus Ultra to help deliver the right structure for the route.
“Across Africa, we continue to see growing demand for flexible capacity solutions as
airlines look to rebuild networks, respond to passenger demand and manage fleet
requirements more efficiently. ACMI can play an important role in supporting that
growth, particularly on strategic routes where speed, flexibility and operational reliability
are essential,” says Linas Dovydenas, President – IMEA at Chapman Freeborn.
“Long-haul ACMI programmes require close coordination between airlines, operators,
aviation authorities and commercial partners, from aircraft suitability and planning to
regulatory requirements and operational readiness. In this case, our team supported the
project from a capacity and contract management perspective, helping to bring together
the right structure for a strategically important route. This project demonstrates how
collaborative capacity solutions can help airlines restore important routes and bring
strategic services back to market,” says Daniel Huggins, Director – ACMI & Leasing at
Chapman Freeborn.
Chapman Freeborn’s ACMI team supports airlines worldwide with short-, medium- and
long-term capacity requirements across narrowbody, widebody, regional and cargo
aircraft.
The company provides tailored aircraft leasing and ACMI solutions that help carriers
manage capacity, restore routes and respond to complex operational requirements.
About Chapman Freeborn
With more than 50 years of experience and extensive global coverage, Chapman
Freeborn provides private air passenger and cargo charter services, aircraft leasing,
ACMI solutions and specialist aviation services for major corporations, governments,
NGOs, relief agencies and high net-worth individuals. The company is part of Avia
Solutions Group, a global aviation services group with expertise across ACMI, MRO,
pilot and crew training, ground handling and related aviation services.
For more information, please visit www.chapmanfreeborn.aero
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By The Independent
Full story at Yahoo News
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Across the broader South African market, travellers are aiming for an average of six holidays per year, two domestic, two short-haul and two long-haul getaways. The top travel destinations are South Africa, England, Mauritius, the USA, Mozambique, France, Botswana, Zanzibar and Italy.
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