UNISA Makes Aviation History ✈️ Africa’s First University Airfield | Prof Angelo Dube

In this episode of Let’s Wing It, host Ruben Delmage sits down with Professor Angelo Dube from the University of South Africa (UNISA) to discuss a major milestone in African aviation.UNISA is breaking new ground by acquiring an airfield as part of its broader vision to expand aviation training, research, and development. This initiative forms part of a bigger strategy to grow aviation skills, support innovation, and contribute to the future of aviation across the continent.Professor Dube shares insight into how this move fits into UNISA’s long-term aviation strategy, including its focus on aviation law, research, and industry collaboration. The initiative aligns with projects aimed at using aviation as a driver for economic growth, skills development, and opportunity creation in Africa.We also explore what this could mean for students, aspiring pilots, and the broader aviation industry, as institutions begin to play a bigger role in shaping the future of flight training and aviation education.If you’re interested in aviation, pilot training, or the future of aviation in Africa, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.Subscribe to Let’s Wing It for more aviation stories, interviews, and insights from the world of flying.