In a statement to the press RwandAir CEO, John Mirenge, announced that the airline has been evaluating a number of destinations west of Kigali with a view to link Central and West African cities with East Africa. “We are looking at growing our network to the west whilst at the same time doing it in a way that will support our existing routes especially Dubai,” he said. Mr. Mirenge further added that the Republic of Congo aviation authorities have granted RwandAir the rights to land in Brazzaville form March 2011. Kigali - Brazzaville will operate three times a week on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Brazzaville becomes the thirteenth destination to be added to the RwandAir network and its first this year. The city, which is the home to over one third of the Republic of Congo population lies just across River Congo from Kinshasa.

The carrier has made great strides in its fleet acquisition process by having a combined total of five owned and leased aircraft. The airline will later this year take delivery of two Boeing 737- 800 from Boeing Commercial Airplanes. RwandAir serves all East African community capital cities with daily flights and it flies to Johannesburg and Dubai three times a week.