A forward-looking aviation initiative designed to redefine connectivity across Africa with clarity, precision, and long-term intent.
ARLink28 is being structured to deliver direct, efficient routes between key African cities, addressing one of the continent's most persistent challenges in air travel.
The foundation is built on a strategic decision to establish our operational base in Ethiopia — at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. This is not simply a location, but a deliberate investment into stability, efficiency, and long-term relevance.
ARLink28 is also being developed with a clear commitment to sustainable aviation — aligning with global Net Zero ambitions through fuel-efficient aircraft, sustainable aviation fuels, and operational strategies that reduce environmental impact over time.
ARLink28 was founded by Ajay E. Salako, driven by a long-standing vision shaped from an early and deeply personal connection to aviation. From childhood, she had a natural curiosity and fascination with aircraft and flight — long before experiencing an airport firsthand.
Growing up in Nigeria, this early interest developed independently. The first real encounter with air travel — travelling from Lagos to the United Kingdom — transformed what had once been imagined into a lived experience, reinforcing a deeper awareness of aviation's role in connecting people, economies, and opportunities.
Over time, this evolved into a clear recognition of the structural gaps within African air connectivity. ARLink28 is the result of that progression — built with clarity, patience, and long-term execution in mind.