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Africa’s air travel network remains dependent on distant hubs

African air travel relies heavily on distant hubs, highlighting structural weaknesses in regional connectivity. The report calls for changes to improve intra-African links.

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Poor connectivity raises travel times, costs and vulnerability to disruptions across the continent.

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  1. Africa's Air Travel Is Reliant On Distant Hubs - Why It's Time to Fix This ↗allafrica.com · Article published: Sep 15, 2026, 5:16 AM UTC

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