Angola's government says it will proceed with the long‑awaited privatisation of state‑owned TAAG Angola Airlines in 2026, reopening formal talks this year. The move comes as TAAG advances a two‑year transformation programme targeting fleet renewal and a return to profitability.
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Privatisation advances the government's timeline and follows TAAG's two‑year transformation programme aimed at returning the carrier to profitability.
A sale will determine commercial control of TAAG's fleet renewal, including recent and planned A220 deliveries that underpin the carrier's short‑haul strategy.
Changing ownership will shape strategic partnerships and operations as TAAG relocates services to Luanda's new AIAAN international airport and pursues board‑level deals discussed in recent chairman interviews.
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