Estimated US$3.2 billion being invested in Africa's airports

Africa and the Middle East are particularly optimistic, according to the upcoming AVEX International Airshow – the Africa and
As per Airbus’ Global Market forecast for 2009-2028, in less than ten years, the number of passengers passing through the
Further supporting this growth AVEX will be celebrating its 4th edition in November this year. First held in 2005 and hosting 60 exhibiting companies, this year’s AVEX has a fresh new look and focus and is already 40 percent larger than previous years.
Global business information company, naseba, announced this new look at
a
press conference in
Key topics discussed featured the rapid growth and development of the African and Middle Eastern aviation industries and the catalytic role played by AVEX in augmenting this growth. Habib Fekih of Airbus also announced that Airbus would be sending the A380 to this year’s AVEX.
This will be the first time that an A380 has landed on Egyptian soil and in North Africa, reaffirming
The restructured AVEX 2010 will feature five key visiting areas: Expo,
Nicholas Watson, AVEX Airshow’s project director said: “Thanks to the Africa and
AVEX, which has the patronage of
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