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DRC: Congo Airways takes delivery of its second Boeing 737-800
The national airline Congo Airways is embarking on a 360° turn marked by the reception of its second Boeing 737-800, registered LY-MGM, to meet growing market demand.
With this new aircraft, which took delivery in Kinshasa on the evening of Monday November 18, 2024, Congo Airways aims to improve regional and international connectivity while strengthening the company’s operational capacities.
The acquisition of this aircraft, renowned for its fuel efficiency and ability to optimize operating costs, represents a major economic opportunity.
By increasing its capacity, Congo Airways can not only expand its network, but also enhance its competitiveness vis-à-vis regional and international airlines operating in Central Africa.
However, this addition to the fleet will have to be accompanied by an improvement in the company’s overall economic performance, according to the experts.
The financial viability of air transport in the DRC remains a challenge, marked by high maintenance and fuel costs, and often limited airport infrastructure.
Return on investment will therefore depend on Congo Airways’ ability to streamline its operations and capture a diversified customer base, while developing strategic partnerships.
It is worth noting that the acquisition of this new aircraft should strengthen the airline’s contribution to the national economy by facilitating trade and mobility. But for a lasting impact, structural reforms and a favorable business environment will be needed to ensure that this momentum benefits the entire Congolese aviation sector.
Flory Musiswa
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