African airlines achieve 74.3% load factor amid rising international demand in July 2024 – IATA
African airlines achieved a 74.3% load factor for international air travel in July 2024, meaning that over three-quarters of all ...
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International airlines to price tickets at N770/$1 up from N663/$1
International airfares on Nigerian routes may skyrocket as the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has sets the exchange rate at ...
Travel agencies confirm foreign airlines have devalued exchange rate to N551/$1
The dollar exchange rate charged by foreign airlines to Nigerian travellers has moved to N551 from the initial N444
Construction of agro-cargo airports by Nigerian states is misplaced priority – Finchglow GMD
Agro-cargo airports are being constructed by State governments in Nigeria, but some experts believe that this is a misplacement of ...
African Airlines beat others, increase cargo volumes by 1% in August 2022
According to the report, the increase demonstrated the industry’s resilience amid economic uncertainties
Air Peace, RwandAir, other African airlines record 3.1% increase in cargo volumes in March 2022
Air Peace, RwandAir and other African Airlines saw cargo volumes increase of 3.1% in March 2022 compared to March 2021 ...
Nigerian government blocks $143.8 million airline revenues – IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said that $143.8 million in airline revenues are blocked by the Nigerian government. ...
International passenger data drops to 1.8 billion passengers in 2020, lowest since 1950 – IATA
International passengers that flew from Nigeria and across the globe dropped to 1.8 billion from 4.5 billion recorded in 2019. ...
Aviation reform will position Nigeria as a hub within sub-region – Minister
Aviation Minister has stated that planned reforms will position Nigeria as an air transportation hub within the West and Central ...
Nigeria owes foreign airlines $53 million as proceeds from ticket sales – IATA
Foreign airlines operating in Nigeria are having difficulties repatriating funds back to their operational base.
