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TAAG has launched scheduled cargo flights between Luanda and Lagos and also to Brazzaville.
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Kenya Airways and TAAG Angola Airlines are injecting extra cargo capacity to regional markets, using 737-800 freighters, according to the carriers.

Kenya Airways Cargo (KQ Cargo) director Dick Murianki said the airline had expanded its route network to include direct flights between Sharjah in the UAE ...

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