United Aviation Solutions, a leading supplier of aviation spare parts for the African and American market has sealed a partnership with Airspace Africa, Africa’s premier dedicated aviation publication.
Airspace Africa and UTD will work together to develop, market and distribute “The African Aviation Renaissance Series” (AAR) created by UTD. The AAR series intends to promote the modernization of African air transport and compliments the Brown Condor Initiative Joint Venture between the African Airlines Association (AFRAA) & UTD.
The AAR refers to the transformation occurring in Africa’s air travel sector in the form of directives from aviation governing bodies (SAATM, Abuja Targets); new airlines and new airline collaborations; new airports and airport terminals; new aircraft; and new MRO developments.
The collaboration on the AAR between Airspace Africa and UTD will raise awareness of the positive prospects to doing business with African airlines.
Through the AAR both parties will reach through their network to connect with airlines, airports, and media to bring the African Aviation Renaissance to an international audience.
Dahir Mohammed, CEO at UTD Aviation Solutions said:” The Airspace in Africa has had a Paradigm Shift. The promise and opportunity created by the African Aviation Renaissance pioneers has now traversed as the solution to many of the worlds Aviation problems today. Airspace Africa is the leading aviation media source devoted to aviation in Africa and will be enabling UTD to reach industry professionals, leaders and decision makers. This exclusive alliance will inspire, teach, and more importantly will Bridge African Aviators with American Aviators. We Are Aviators, and our story needs to be told. It’s an honor to partner with Airspace Africa to tell this story so. Now is our time to Take Flight, Africa!”
Derek Nseko, CEO at Airspace Africa said: “We are excited to join UTD on a unique journey that speaks to the core of Airspace Africa’s existence. The AAR series and our extended partnership will serve to ultimately boost the African aviation sector especially at a time when the industry is looking to create new pathways to growth post covid. The time is now to enhance Africa’s position in the global aviation community and to spread the narrative that African aviation is on the rise.”
