Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe

By Pamela Shumba and Whinsley Masara A Central Air Traffic Services (CATS) aircraft that was transporting gold from Bulawayo to Harare on Tuesday crash-landed due to engine failure, the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) said…
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A PRIVATE-Jet that was allegedly transporting 22 kilogrammes of gold worth about $800 000, yesterday crashed in Matabeleland North’s Bubi District.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (Caaz) says it needs about $100 million, in the short-term, to implement various aviation projects including airport upgrades and airspace improvements. Caaz general manager David Chawota last…
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By Tendai Mugabe The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe yesterday impounded a chartered MD11 trijet cargo plane owned by Western Global Airlines stashed with millions of South African rands and a dead body after it asked to land in…
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By Nyemudzai Kakore and Tinashe Makichi Air Zimbabwe has been hit by acute fuel shortages which forced it to cancel all morning fights and approach regional counterparts for assistance over the past one week. All morning flights…
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WORK on the Victoria Falls airport new terminal building and airside is now more than 80 percent complete as the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe moves ahead with plans to finish the $150 million expansion project by September.
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The cash-strapped government is pumping out huge sums of money to prop ailing parastatals, including the troubled National Railways of Zimbabwe and the collapsed Redcliff-based integrated steelmaker, Ziscosteel (Zisco), the Financial…
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VICTORIA FALLS - Expansion works at Victoria Falls International Airport initially scheduled for completion by April next year are now expected to sail through by August 2015 due to construction materials procurement bottlenecks.
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HARARE - A South African Airways (SAA) pilot, only identified as W Van Ginkel, was today arrested at Harare International Airport for stripping down to his underwear in protest at being thoroughly searched by airport security officials.
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Anyone coming from Mars might be tempted to believe Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Obert Mpofu is serious about fighting corruption after he sacked the Air Zimbabwe board on the eve of the arrest of the airline’s bosses…
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