Taag Angola Airlines has launched direct flights between Nairobi and its capital Luanda in order to boost tourism and business between the two countries. This route was suspended since 2020, but Taag is now counting on it to increase its regional market share. The Angolan airline, it is said, will operate three direct non-stop flights...
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Angolan national airline resumes direct flights to Kenya
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