Business Class to Africa

Cape Town International is Africa's most popular long-haul leisure destination. British Airways and Emirates serve routes from London and Dubai in premium cabins.

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Jomo Kenyatta International is East Africa's busiest hub. Kenya Airways and British Airways offer business class from London, while Emirates connects via Dubai.

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Murtala Muhammed International is West Africa's busiest airport. British Airways and Virgin Atlantic operate business class service from London, while Emirates connects via Dubai.

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Kotoka International Airport is Ghana's main gateway. Delta and British Airways serve Accra from New York and London with premium cabin service connecting West Africa to the world.

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OR Tambo International is Africa's busiest airport. South African Airways and British Airways operate premium cabin service to London, New York, and São Paulo.

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Mohammed V International is a key bridge between Europe and Africa. Royal Air Maroc and Air France offer business class service to Paris, New York, and major African cities.

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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International is the world's busiest airport and Delta's primary hub. Delta's ultra-long-haul A350-900 service to Johannesburg is the only nonstop link between the Southeast US and sub-Saharan Africa.

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Montréal-Trudeau serves a distinct Francophone market with dense connectivity to French-speaking Europe and North Africa. Royal Air Maroc and Air Canada both operate nonstop Boeing 787 service to Casablanca, the primary gateway to Morocco.

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