New developments in regional air transport. Starting tomorrow, Madagascar Airlines is resuming its link between Antananarivo and Moroni, with a stopover in Mahajanga. After several years of suspension, the resumption of the air connection between Antananarivo and Moroni is announced by Madagascar Airlines. Credibility and Capacity Test The two weekly flights on Thursday and Saturday, which are scheduled for this return, mark a new stage in the national carrier's regional strategy. Beyond the resumption of a route, the issue is one of connectivity in the Indian Ocean. By strengthening exchanges between Madagascar and the Union of the Comoros, Madagascar Airlines is seeking to consolidate tourism, commercial and family flows, while asserting its ambition to become a major player in regional air transport once again. The expressed support of Comorian authorities testifies to the diplomatic and economic significance of this reopening, which has the merit of strengthening ties between two neighboring countries whose historical relations remain strong, while offering new perspectives to economic operators on both sides of the Mozambique Channel. The partnership concluded with AFG Bank Madagascar also illustrates the willingness of stakeholders to go beyond passenger transport. By combining mobility and financing solutions, the two partners seek to create an environment favorable to investments and commercial exchanges between Madagascar and the Comoros. The challenge now remains the sustainability of this long-awaited new route for Malagasy and Comorian people. For Madagascar Airlines, this reopening will be judged not only on the load factor of the aircraft, but also on its ability to establish itself sustainably in a coherent regional strategy. As it approaches its announced return under the Air Madagascar brand, the company is testing more than just a new route: it is testing its credibility and capacity to become a major player in air transport in the Indian Ocean.