RISING TRAFFIC: MMA2 explores slot system
FAAN, Bi-Courtney differ on approach to aviation revenue
Rising Traffic: MMA2 explores slot system
Ethiopian Airlines fare dispute strands passenger at Abuja airport for two months
IATA: Nigeria tough for airline business
AOG aircraft: NCAA demands cuts in airline operations
Emirates rolls out world-first electric seat in Premium Economy cabin
Ibom Air expands fleet to 10, plans Douala, Libreville, Malabo routes
NIGERIA AIRWAYS: ASRTI urges Keyamo, Finance Ministry to release ex-workers’ entitlement
FAAN reinstates Bolt at airports, denies fixing taxi fares
Delta disrupts two Lagos-Atlanta flights
Anambra govt under fire over plans to construct another airport
Overland Airways partners Itsekiri Global Homecoming
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SubscribeH1 2026 Review: Airlines battle rising operational costs, FAAN faces policy hurdle
Akwa-Ibom state-owned airline, Ibom Air, said the cost of fueling its aircraft tripled between January and April from an average of N2.1m per flight in January to N7.6m in April
FIVE PERCENT TAX: NCAA should focus on aviation devt, not revenue generation — Iyayi, ex-NAMA MD
Over the years, particularly in the last three decades, the NCAA has focused more on safety and security oversight to the detriment of industry development.
Funding concerns: Aviation experts divided over privatisation of NAMA
By Dickson Omobola Aviation experts have expressed divergent views over calls to commercialise or privatise the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) as a solution to its funding challenges. The debate followed a proposal by the Joint Action Committee of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), which argued that commercialising or privatising NAMA would enable the […]
‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’
By Dickson Omobola Chief Commercial Officer of United Nigeria Airlines, Mr Adedayo Olawuyi, has fingered the dominance of foreign carriers in Nigeria’s aviation market to the weakness of domestic airlines, saying the country lacks strong local and regional operators capable of competing effectively. Olawuyi said airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ethiopian Airlines and Asky Airlines continue […]
‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’
By Dickson Omobola Chief Commercial Officer of United Nigeria Airlines, Mr Adedayo Olawuyi, has fingered the dominance of foreign carriers in Nigeria’s aviation market to the weakness of domestic airlines, saying the country lacks strong local and regional operators capable of competing effectively. Olawuyi said airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ethiopian Airlines and Asky […]
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