Air Mauritius has unveiled a renewed business strategy under the leadership of Chairman Kremchand Beegoo, outlining its target to return to profitability by 2026. The national carrier of Mauritius is aiming for a complete operational and financial recovery by 2027, following significant challenges in recent years, including the pandemic’s prolonged impact on tourism and international air travel.
Emirates and Air Mauritius have officially renewed their long-standing strategic partnership, which includes a reciprocal codeshare agreement, expanded frequent flyer cooperation, and enhanced cargo handling services. The renewed collaboration strengthens ties between the two carriers and broadens connectivity across Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Air Mauritius has received a critical financial lifeline from its parent company, Airport Holdings Ltd (AHL), which has formally converted a US$176 million shareholder loan into equity. This move comes as AHL acknowledges the airline’s ongoing financial challenges and aims to stabilize its capital structure during a period of fiscal strain.
The Mauritian government has announced plans to investigate Air Mauritius, the nation’s flag carrier, in response to a series of internal disputes that have reportedly created a climate of unrest within the organization. The move aims to address issues ranging from resignations and corruption allegations to workplace grievances and accusations of intimidation.
World2Fly, a Spanish airline, has announced the launch of three new routes set to begin in June 2025, enhancing connectivity from Madrid and Lisbon to popular long-haul destinations. The new routes will connect these European cities with La Romana in the Dominican Republic, Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, and Montego Bay in Jamaica. This expansion aligns with World2Fly’s strategy to strengthen its presence in the leisure travel market,…
