According to the latest, it should fly tomorrow NY.
But we know that that route is very often canceled.
Only SFE is now in maintenance. All others are operational.
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Luanda again canceled till March 2....!rwandan-flyer wrote: ↑18 Feb 2025, 15:16I guess it's related to the fact tjat SN crew doesn't sleep at Kinshasa since riots 3 weeks ago. The Kinshasa Brussels does a stop in Cameroon.Homo Aeroportus wrote: ↑18 Feb 2025, 14:22
BRU web site doesn't show a flight to LAD today. SN359 operated by OO-SFJ is going straight to FIH.
Maybe the LF was too low to fly the LAD-FIH leg and those Pax have been transferred to the LH flight. "Slight" inconvenience (night flight arriving tomorrow morning in LAD) but understandable.
H.A.
The demand is too weak to Luanda to serve the city non in both ways. From the next week, bookings to Luanda are now open and flights are tagged via FIH.
https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/luft ... -security/To ensure staff safety, the airline has implemented new security measures, including not allowing crew to stay overnight in Kinshasa. Return flights will now make a technical stop in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
Air France did the same thing when they have ended flights to Accra. Flights were tagged with Ouagadougou. But flights to OUA are suspended since almost 2 years now. But serving only Accra, AF wasn't able to make money by serving Accra non stop in the both ways. So they have closed the CDG Accra route.
Same thing wiith Monrovia. They resumed flights in Nov 20 tagged via Bamako. But they have decided to add more flights to Bamako 1st via Banjul (2021-2022) and then via Conakry (2022-2023). Monrovia service was splitted but the route was loss making. Monrovia route closed in 2023.
Since few weeks, AF reduced flights to Ndjamena and Abuja. Before the flight was CDG NDJ Abuja and was operated 4 times a week. But now AF operates flights to NDJ 3 times a week. Flights are now tagged with Malabo. And about Abuja, they operate flights via Lome, same thing : 3 times a week.
Again nothing new, but indeed it's never a good thing to suspend routes, however if you don't want to put your company in bad state, you have to take some hard decisions. And Africa it's probably one of only continent on the earth, where to operate flights can be sometimes a challenge
Air France forced to "adapt" its program to N'Djamena and Central Africa
After the attack targeting the presidency and as the withdrawal of French troops in Chad looms, the French company has cancelled or diverted several of its flights, and is reviewing its organization.
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This line, coupled with Abuja, in Nigeria and initially planned with a frequency of four flights per week, had already suffered multiple incidents in recent days: the flights of January 12, 16 and 19 were thus either diverted directly to Abuja, or to Douala, the Cameroonian economic capital. From February, the N'Djamena destination will be served three times a week, via a coupling with Malabo, in Equatorial Guinea, the company specifies.
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To balance things out, the connections to Abuja, Lomé and Douala (initially coupled with Malabo) are also affected by “adjustments” to the airline’s flight plan, which does not provide details. The said modifications are “variable depending on the days and destinations” and “the customers concerned will be notified individually by SMS, e-mail or via the Air France application,” the airline simply states.
https://www-jeuneafrique-com.translate. ... r_pto=wapp
Expected on Tuesday on TUI fly's BRU-PUJ-CUR-BRU. Then apparently should be again 788 at TUI and 333 at Brussels Airlines.
Flights from Kinshasa to Brussels are still taged via Yaounde so i think Brussels Airlines thinks the situation is not yet safe for the crew to sleep at Kinshasa.
I believe that it is a hoax.
No SN501/2 on days 2 and 3 since a few months now.
Sure like me we are 7 anyway enjoy