African Airlines refer to the various airlines operating within the African continent, providing both domestic and international flight services. These airlines connect major cities and remote regions, facilitating trade, tourism, and cultural exchange. Notable examples include Ethiopian Airlines, South African Airways, and Kenya Airways. Many African Airlines are members of global airline alliances, enhancing their reach and service quality. They often face challenges such as infrastructure limitations and competition from international carriers. However, efforts are underway to improve safety standards and expand routes, contributing to the growth of the aviation industry in Africa.