Why national airlines still matter for Africa’s future

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Although many African countries established and sustained national airlines as emblems of sovereignty, national pride and independence, their role has since evolved beyond symbolism. Today, flag carriers are increasingly viewed as strategic instruments of economic development, regional integration and global connectivity. Five factors help to explain the renewed appetite for national airlines across the continent.

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