Astral Aviation to fly to four new African destinations from May 25

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Astral Aviation to fly to four new African destinations from May 25

Effective May 25, Astral Aviation will fly to Lusaka, Zambia; Kismayo and Bosaso, Somalia; and Lilongwe, Malawi from Nairobi, Kenya. The news was confimed in the LinkedIn page of Mustwafa Murad ACSI, commercial manager at Astral Aviation.

Lilongwe and Lusaka routes will be served weekly once using DC9F and B727F while DC9F will fly fortnightly to Somalia.

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Middle East and Africa Aviation Fuel Market Trends and Insights till 2033

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The most extensively utilised fuel in the world is jet fuel, which includes jet A and jet A-1. According to SPER market research, ‘Middle East and Africa Aviation Fuel Market Size- By Fuel Type, By Application - Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ state that the Middle East and Africa Aviation Fuel Markeis predicted to reach XX billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 12. Drivers:Several significant drivers are driving the aviation fuel industry, including an increase in demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) solutions. sample=1Restraints:The market for aviation fuels is severely constrained, mostly because of the high cost of producing sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). comFor More Information, refer to below link:-Middle East and Africa Aviation Fuel Market AnalysisThe United Arab Emirates (UAE) is anticipated to continue to dominate the Middle East and Africa aviation fuel market.