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Air France Extends Suspension of Flights to Burkina Faso, Mali: Reports
Air France Extends Suspension of Flights to Burkina Faso, Mali: Reports
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The July 26 coup in Niger ousting incumbent President Mohamed Bazoum was met with condemnation by ECOWAS, which is threatening the rebels with an intervention... 25.08.2023, Sputnik Africa
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French airline Air France has extended the suspension of flights to Burkina Faso and Mali until September 10 due to the recent coup in Niger, the BMFTV broadcaster reported on Thursday, citing the company's statement. In response, the Malian authorities have revoked Air France's permission for flight operations between Paris and Bamako, citing an alleged violation of the agreement terms, the report said. On August 6, the coup leaders in Niger closed the country's airspace against the background of the expiration of the deadline set by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and citing a threat of military intervention by the bloc. The next day, media reported that Air France had suspended flights to Burkina Faso and Mali until August 11. The measure was extended several times. A coup took place in Niger on July 26. President Mohamed Bazoum was ousted and detained by his own guard, led by Gen. Abdourahamane Tchiani. Following the mutiny, ECOWAS suspended all financial aid to Niger, froze rebels' assets and imposed a ban on commercial flights to and from the country.
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Air France Extends Suspension of Flights to Burkina Faso, Mali: Reports
The July 26 coup in Niger ousting incumbent President Mohamed Bazoum was met with condemnation by ECOWAS, which is threatening the rebels with an intervention. The bloc cut off financial aid to Niger, froze the military's assets in addition to banning commercial flights to and from the country.
French airline Air France has extended the suspension of flights to
Burkina Faso and
Mali until September 10 due to the recent coup in Niger, the BMFTV broadcaster reported on Thursday, citing the company's statement.
In response, the Malian authorities have revoked Air France's permission for flight operations between
Paris and Bamako, citing an alleged violation of the agreement terms, the report said.
On August 6, the coup leaders in Niger closed the country's airspace against the background of the expiration of the deadline set by the
Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and citing a threat of military intervention by the bloc. The next day, media reported that Air France had suspended flights to Burkina Faso and Mali until August 11. The measure was extended several times.
A coup took place in Niger on July 26. President Mohamed Bazoum was ousted and detained by his own guard, led by Gen. Abdourahamane Tchiani. Following the mutiny, ECOWAS suspended all financial aid to Niger, froze rebels' assets and imposed a ban on commercial flights to and from the country.
