Enetewawekalen Woy. She didn't answer the phone, so I changed the emergency contact to my son. At first, Africa's air travel was only 2% of the world's air travel. In the 70s and 80s, African airlines did 40% of international flights to other continents, while non-African airlines did 60%. This was a big difference at the time.
Nowadays, only 20% of people who fly across continents use African airlines, while 80% use airlines from other parts of the world. This keeps getting worse for African airlines. There are lots of reasons why this happens.
A lot of airlines in Africa started in the 1960s when countries became independent. They got bigger in the 70s and 80s. However, they did not keep growing because of bad decision-making, unwanted influence, not having enough money to expand, and other problems.
In the 80s, African countries had economic problems and needed help from the World Bank and the IMF. However, they had to agree not to control businesses if they wanted the help.
After that, fewer people traveled, so small private airlines started operating. But they couldn't carry many people and didn't have enough money. They usually only flew to a few places and didn't want to expand.
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