FastJet

Fastjet is aiming to become Africa’s first pan-continental low-cost airline – but that is easier said than done. Chief commercial officer, Richard

African low-cost carrier fastjet has revealed it will increase capacity on its new route between Dar es Salaam in Tanzania and Lusaka in Zambia to

African low-cost carrier, fastjet, has confirmed that it is in discussions with the Zambian government with the intention of creating a fastjet

African low-cost carrier, fastjet celebrated the first anniversary of its inauguration at the end of last month by announcing the launch date for its

African low-cost carrier, fastjet, will commence international flights this week, three weeks later than originally planned after an eleventh hour

African low-cost carrier fastjet is to introduce a new domestic link to its Tanzanian flight network from November 1, 2013 with the introduction of a

African low-cost carrier, fastjet, will open reservations this week for its first international flights. The carrier confirms that tickets for its new

Senior airline officials joined our Routes Africa host in search of endangered mountain gorillas. As we scrambled down the steep slopes of the Bwindi

African low-cost air service management business, fastjet, has plans to establish a pan-African network of air carriers but will explore growth into

Africa’s aviation landscape is being transformed by the ambitious growth plans of Kenya Airways, Ethiopian and Fastjet. Of all the world’s major air

African low-cost carrier fastjet has been granted permission to launch international flights from Tanzania to South Africa, Zambia and Rwanda marking

African low-cost carrier fastjet plans to launch scheduled domestic flights in South Africa by the end of May 2013 initially on the trunk route

African low-cost carrier fastjet has revealed the first stage of its network growth following its successful launch in November last year. The carrier

African low-fare start-up FastJet has confirmed it has opened negotiations with the former management team and directors of failed South African low

African low-cost start-up FastJet has unveiled its full corporate branding and further details of its initial network plans ahead of its anticipated

New African low-cost start-up FastJet will launch operations this November and will initially operate from a base at Julius Nyerere International