spot_img

Airlink To Lease 10...

Airlink, Southern Africa’s airline says it will “lease 10 new Embraer E195-E2 twin-engine...

EGYPTAIR Orders Additional Six...

As part of its expansion strategy, North African carrier EGYPTAIR has inked a...

NCAA Authorises Enugu Air...

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has approved the “commencement of domestic flight...

Air Algérie Orders 16...

Regional aircraft manufacturer, ATR says North African carrier, Air Algérie has placed an...
HomePRESS RELEASENavigating Kasumbalesa: Alistair...

Navigating Kasumbalesa: Alistair Group’s Strategic Solutions

The Kasumbalesa border post, a vital gateway for cross-border trade between Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has been experiencing significant challenges. As a key logistics provider across Sub-Saharan Africa, Alistair Group is committed to transparency and proactive problem-solving.

Alistair Group recognises the importance of efficient logistics in fostering economic growth and regional integration. The challenges at Kasumbalesa, which include congestion, delays, and infrastructure limitations, have a profound impact on trade flow and economic activities in the region. In response, Alistair Group has implemented several strategic measures:

Enhanced Coordination: We have intensified our coordination with local authorities, customs officials, and other stakeholders to streamline border processes and reduce delays.

Technology Integration: Leveraging advanced logistics and tracking technologies, we are improving the transparency and efficiency of our operations, ensuring timely and reliable deliveries.

Infrastructure Investment: Alistair Group is investing in infrastructure upgrades and maintenance at key points along our routes to enhance the overall logistics network.

Capacity Building: We are committed to training and empowering our workforce, ensuring they are equipped to handle the complexities of cross-border logistics.

Redirection: We have redirected a substantial amount of cargo through alternative borders, leveraging lower congestion to optimise our operations.

Get notified whenever we post something new!

Continue reading

Airlink To Lease 10 New Embraer E195-E2 From Azorra

Airlink, Southern Africa’s airline says it will “lease 10 new Embraer E195-E2 twin-engine passenger aircraft from Azorra, the Fort Lauderdale-based lease, finance and asset management firm.” Under the scope of an agreement to be finalised soon, Airlink says it will...

EGYPTAIR Orders Additional Six Airbus A350 Aircraft

As part of its expansion strategy, North African carrier EGYPTAIR has inked a “firm order for an additional six A350-900s” brining the airline’s ’s total order for the type to 16 A350-900. EGYPTAIR Chairman and CEO Captain Ahmed Adel said...

NCAA Authorises Enugu Air to Operate Via XeJet Pending AOC Completion

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has approved the “commencement of domestic flight operations by Enugu Air, in line with the Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development’s 5-Point Agenda aimed at promoting the growth of indigenous airlines, the...
spot_img