Somali Airlines will resume commercial flights after a 35-year hiatus, marking a significant milestone for the nation’s aviation sector. The airline's return follows a comprehensive overhaul of its fleet and infrastructure, including the acquisition of new aircraft. Initial routes are planned to commence operations within the East African region, focusing on key destinations in Ethiopia and Kenya. This relaunch represents a substantial investment by the Somali government aimed at bolstering tourism and trade opportunities. Operational commencement is slated for later this year, pending final regulatory approvals and safety certifications.
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