The permanent closure of Air France’s representation in Mali marks a new stage in the reconfiguration of air transport in West Africa. Three years after the suspension of its flights to Bamako, the French company officially ends its commercial presence in the country as of June 30, 2026, according to a correspondence consulted by Agence…...
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Mali: Air France permanently closes its representation, further weakening international connectivity
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