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Krimson Aviation Featured in African Aerospace Magazine: Breaking New Frontiers in African Business Aviation Africa’s aviation industry continues its upward trajectory driven by connectivity, investment, and increasing demand for safe, reliable air travel. At the forefront of this push is Krimson Aviation, featured in the October–December 2025 edition of African Aerospace Magazine, the continent’s premier […]

When planning international flights, securing an overflight permit is a critical step that ensures a smooth and compliant journey. A country’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) issues an overflight permit that allows your aircraft to cross its airspace without landing. Without this essential document, authorities may deny or severely delay your flight plan, leading to significant

 African Aviation industry recovery is coming in fits and starts with its growth hindered by the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The recent Omicron COVID-19 variant created an operating environment colored by travel restrictions, border closures and lockdowns that obviously impacted airlines and their suppliers. But an Addis Ababa, Ethiopia-based flight support, aircraft charter,

The African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA) has ushered in a new era of leadership with the appointment of Mr. Dawit Lemma as its new Chairperson. A respected figure in global aviation circles, Dawit brings over 25 years of multifaceted industry experience to the helm of AfBAA. As the Founder and CEO of Krimson Aviation Holdings

Krimson Aviation, the Ethiopia-based trip planning, and flight support company is making its debut exhibition appearance at this year’s Aviation Africa being held in Kigali, Rwanda. The annual meeting is the continent’s leading event for the African Aerospace and Defence industries which meet for a conference and 100-exhibitor strong exhibition. It provides Krimson with an

Krimson is making its presence felt in East Africa and looking to benefit after the opening up of Eritrean airspace to international flights, as Ethiopia gradually embraces more sophisticated business aviation operations, despite a current lack of domestic operators. February 2019 Read more at https://www.ainonline.com/aviationnews/businessaviation/20190201/krimsonbeactiveparticipantethiopiasbizavfuture