Aviation Africa 2024: South Africa’s Transport Minister to Open Summit
Record participation with 91 airlines, 1,400 attendees, and nearly 100 exhibitors and sponsors
As the Aviation AFRICA Summit & Exhibition 2024 nears, the national sponsor SACAA and the organiser Times Aerospace have announced that the keynote and opening address will be given by the Honorable Barbara Creecy, Minister of Transport, Republic of South Africa.
“We are honoured to welcome Minister Creecy to open Aviation AFRICA in what will be one of her first aviation event engagements since being appointed to the role on 3 July 2024 in the new Government of National Unity of South Africa,” said Mark Brown.
“Aviation Africa has surpassed all our expectations in terms of visitor registrations and exhibitor interest, driven by how commercial air transport is developing in South Africa and across the African continent,” Brown added.
High Airline Involvement
Airline involvement in Aviation AFRICA 2024 is at an all-time high with 91 airlines participating, 1,400 expected attendees, and close to 100 exhibitors and sponsors.
Hosted by the South African Civil Aviation Authority and co-located with AfBAA, the event will feature prominent figures such as John Lamola, CEO of South African Airways, and Rodger Foster, CEO of Airlink, along with a range of senior executives from across the continent.
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