The 6th Aviation Stakeholders Convention opened this Monday,
7 at Médina Méditerranea Complex in Yasmine Hammamet, North Tunisia. The convention
is being convened by African Airlines Association (AFRAA) in partnership with
Tunisair.
Over 300 delegates have started a two-day peer
review on how to foster dialogue, build sustainable networks in supply
chain management and create a competitive environment for aviation business in
the continent.
Entitled “Collaboration for sustainable
aviation growth in Africa”, the conference attracts airlines, Civil Aviation
Authorities, airports, Air Navigation Service Providers and other aviation
stakeholders.
The conference also features many exhibitors from various sectors,
including aircraft manufacturers, commercial aircraft maintenance, repair and
overhaul (MROs), Ground Handling, Training Centres, Consultants and Flight
Support.
It’s the first time that Tunisia has hosted such event.
The request was made by TUNISAIR in April 2016 during the 169th Executive
Committee Meeting in Addis Ababa , Ethiopia.
African Airlines Association (AFRAA) was established
in April, 1968 in Accra, Ghana. It represents some 39 African Airlines carrying
85% of the Africa’s air traffic.
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