by ALICE DUSABIMANA

The 6th event Aviation Africa summit and Exhibition 2022, is a 2day summit and exhibition. Speakers will include leaders from African airlines, civil aviation authorities, business aviation & support industries. The co-located exhibition will feature approx. 100 global aviation companies.

The Aviation Africa Summit and Exhibition 2022 closed its doors today on Sept, 13^th 2022 at Kigali Convention Centre. Rwanda’s capital with participants discussing how the industry can accelerate recovery, promote sustainability and enhance the customer experience.

“DARS GmbH (Disabled Aircraft Recovery Solutions) is the perfect amalgamation of technical knowhow and experience of fixing all sorts of aircraft recovery issues. The combination of state of the art products and consistent implementation of latest standards make DARS your reliable partner. Our services are developing, organizing and managing aircraft recovery can be a difficult task. To help you through DARS is on hand every step of the way. Whether it is keeping track of inventory or conceptualizing your aircraft recovery operation, we have the tools to help you succed. ”Said Thomas SEFRIN C.E.O, DARS GmbH

This summit is one step to help us shape our thoughts, to help us make the contacts and the friendships that might guide us on our way. Africa is not the main cause of climate change, but we can and must be part of the solution, and we intend to do just it.Every person here should leave the event with a clearer idea of what is possible and how we can achieve it said Rwanda’s Minister of Infrastructure Ernest NSABIMANA

The organizers woud like to acknowledge and thank the official sponsors and partners whose commitments to the future of African aviation has been demonstrated by their support for this event. 6th Aviation Africa Summit & Exhibition – Kigali 2022 run in association with Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority and RwandAir. Aviation Africa is a major trade event for the aerospace and defence industries.

The 6th event is a 2day summit and exhibition. Speakers will include leaders from African airlines, civil aviation authorities, business aviation & support industries. The co-located exhibition will feature approx. 100 global aviation companies.

The co-located exhibition will feature approx. 100 global aviation companies. The summit theme is 'driving revival as recovery strategies take flight. Where will we go from here? – Shaping the future for aviation with light at the end of the tunnel'. Topics include maintenance, sustainability, future technology and safety.

SMIESA aim at stimulating technology transfer in Africa by promoting the establishment of manufacturers (equipment and service providers), and promoting African airports and related services under the theme: "supporting airport industry restart, addressing their needs and scale-up".

During these events, Stakeholders in the aviation sector shared their experiences and lessons from the past, discussing issues for how the industry can accelerate recovery, promote sustainability and enhance the customer experience.