FG proposes 800% increase in aircraft navigation fees and charges
The federal government through the Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), is proposing an 800% increase in aircraft navigation fees and ...
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Aviation Minister inaugurates National Executive Safety Committee to enhance aviation safety
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo, on Tuesday inaugurated the National Executive Safety Committee (NESC) to ...
NAMA explains why some airlines are avoiding Nigeria’s airspace
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has explained that many airlines are avoiding Nigeria’s airspace because of the difficulties encountered ...
Keyamo, others in France to secure private sector investment in aviation industry
Festus Keyamo (SAN), leads a distinguished Nigerian delegation, is in France on a four-day Nigeria-France Bilateral Business Forum, aiming to ...
Keyamo summons heads of aviation regulatory agencies over recent safety issues
Festus Keyamo, has summoned heads of aviation regulatory agencies over the recent recurring safety issues in the aviation industry.
“It is either I get sacked, or you get sacked”, Keyamo warns NAMA officials over 2024 Budget KPIs
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo has threatened to cancel some of the contracts in the ...
Air traffic controllers lament irregular recruitments in NAMA, dearth of technical manpower
NATCA decried the lopsided recruitments in the aviation agencies, especially at NAMA, says it negated the Act of setting up ...
Nine years after negotiations, NAMA engineers reject new CoS for members
Nine years after negotiations began with the management of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) and the eventual approval by ...
Nigeria @63: Stakeholders rate aviation performance low
The Nigerian aviation industry has faced a decade of slow growth, according to industry players.
NAMA sets to address poor radio communications in Nigeria’s airspace, awards contract
NAMA said it is addressing the poor radio communications in the country’s airspace, starting with the five international airports.
