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African aviation stuck at 2% global traffic amid sky-high insurance costs and skills shortage, leaders warn

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

​Africa’s aviation industry must urgently address soaring insurance premiums, acute skills shortages, and fragmented airspace if it hopes to expand beyond its tiny share of global air traffic, delegates heard on Wednesday at an international summit in Nairobi.

​Speaking during the 10th Aviation Africa Summit and Exhibition a
Faude adanhounsounou of
Mach aero partners
Innovation and digital valuesaid that structural bottlenecks continue to stall the sector’s growth despite vast commercial opportunities across the continent.

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