AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTAAG Modern Fleet & Europe Links: Angola’s TAAG will debut the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner on the Luanda–Lisbon route, with two weekly flights starting this Friday, as the aircraft model clears EU aviation safety certification. TAAG Route Upgrade: The airline also received EASA approval to operate the Boeing 787-9 in European airspace, expected to boost capacity and service quality on key Europe routes. Economic Diversification Push: In Luanda, the Minister of State for Economic Coordination said diversification is the base for Angola’s recovery, pointing to progress on inflation and growth beyond oil, including tourism, transport, telecoms and agriculture. Maritime Security & Industry: Angola launched its first locally built aluminum vessel, the “MV Malongo,” designed to strengthen maritime security and support operations between Luanda and Cabinda. Tourism & Trade Outlook: The US Mission’s head visited Huíla, highlighting tourism landmarks like Serra da Leba and discussing opportunities in mining, agriculture and infrastructure. Travel Rules Watch: Russia’s visa-free list heavily restricts African travellers by passport type, while Tunisia’s 2026 visa-free list explicitly includes Angola for up to 90 days.
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