NCAA orders airlines with grounded aircraft to cut down operations, threatens harsher sanctions
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has issued a stern warning to airline operators, threatening stricter sanctions for those who ...
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Stakeholders canvas creation of aviation bank to tackle industry challenges
Nigerian aviation stakeholders have called for the establishment of an aviation bank in the country to properly address the multifaceted ...
Lekki-Epe Airport: ASRTI backs Lagos State Govt, seeks NCAA, ministry support
Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative (ASRTI) supports the new Lekki airport initiative
148.3 million travellers passed through Nigerian airports in 10 years – Report
No fewer than 148,357,253 air travellers passed through 26 airports in Nigeria between 2012 and 2021, statistics obtained from the ...
NCAA explains why Azman’s Air Transport License was suspended
The Air Transport Licence (ATL) of Azman Air has been suspended over the failed remittance of its Ticket Sales Charge ...
Trapped Funds: Selling tickets in dollars will worsen Nigeria’s economic crisis – Economists, Aviation stakeholders
Economists and industry stakeholders have insisted that allowing foreign airlines to charge fares in foreign currency will fail to work ...
Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority grounds Dana Air operations indefinitely
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has ordered the indefinite grounding of Dana Airlines’ Air Transport Licence (ATL) and Air ...
Aviation Minister, Hadi Sirika, reveals why Nigeria is establishing a national carrier
Aviation minister Hadi Sirika has stated that Nigeria is a candidate for a national carrier.
Air Peace denies disrespecting Emir of Kano, explains why it refused to delay its flight
The management of Air Peace has denied complaints that the airline disrespected the Emir of Kano and his entourage, as ...
Airline Traffic: 2.1 million passengers travel in and out of Nigeria in 2021
Nigerian aviation sector witnessed a trend of migration, as more people left the country than returned.
