The new Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport in Luanda aims to enhance air connectivity and tourism in Southern Africa, providing expanded travel options post-pandemic. Official flights commenced in late 2024, with all operations set to transition from the old Quatro de Fevereiro Airport by March 2025. Constructed by the China National Aero-technology International Engineering Corporation, AIAAN will handle up to 15 million passengers annually, supporting tourism and regional development.
The Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport (AIAAN) in Luanda, Angola, promises to revolutionize air connectivity and tourism within Southern Africa. By providing expanded access to less-frequented destinations, the airport marks a significant advancement in regional travel options.
The transformation brought about by AIAAN in Angola’s air travel sector is poised to enhance tourism and regional connectivity in Southern Africa. As domestic and international flights consolidate at this hub, it is expected to facilitate greater accessibility and economic growth in the region, making Luanda a pivotal airport for global travelers.
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