NIGERIA AIRWAYS: ASRTI urges Keyamo, Finance Ministry to release ex-workers’ entitlement
Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative, ASRTI, has lamented the continued delay in paying the entitlements of over 4,000 former staff of the defunct Nigeria Airways, describing it as a grave injustice. Nigeria Airways, the country’s national airline, was liquidated in September 2004 by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. ASRTI said that since the Minister of Aviation […]
Boeing invites Keyamo to Airline Economics Conference in Dublin to strengthen industry ties
In a bid to bolster Nigeria’s aviation industry, Boeing has extended an invitation to Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, to participate in the upcoming Airline Economics Conference in Dublin, Ireland.
Disquiet as aviation ground handling firms consider price increase
Aviation ground handling companies in Nigeria are reportedly preparing to raise their service rates due to unsustainable current prices, which industry stakeholders say no longer reflect economic realities.
Air Peace dismisses viral report of fare increase
Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has refuted viral claims that it plans to double its one-way ticket price from Lagos to Abuja.
Helicopter crash: Why we haven’t found aircraft’s critical components – NSIB
Three days after a Sikorsky SK76 helicopter, registration 5N BQG, operated by East Wind Aviation crashed in Port Harcourt, Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau, NSIB, has said no critical components of the aircraft have been found.
Helicopter Crash: NSIB gives reason for suspending search operations
Two days after a Sikorsky SK76 helicopter operated by Eastwind Aviation crashed in Port Harcourt, the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau, NSIB, has said it suspended search operations at 6:15 PM yesterday due to diminishing daylight.
Air Peace at 10: The rise of Nigeria’s flag carrier against all odds
Just within the week, specifically Thursday October 24, 2024, Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace, clocked 10 – a feat worthy of recognition by the country’s standard.
The rise of Nigeria’s flag carrier against all odds
By Dickson Omobola Just within the week, specifically Thursday October 24, 2024, Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace, clocked 10 – a feat worthy of recognition by the country’s standard. Having received its Air Operator Certificate, AOC, in 2014, the carrier commenced scheduled flight operations in the same year; and ever since then, it has risen […]
NSIB launches investigation into helicopter crash
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has initiated an investigation into the crash of a Sikorsky SK76C helicopter, registered as 5N-BQG, operated by Eastwind Aviation.
Retaining Keyamo reflects Tinubu’s commitment to aviation growth – Airline operators
Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON, has said President Bola Tinubu’s decision to retain Mr Festus Keyamo as the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development reflects his commitment to the growth and advancement of the aviation industry in Nigeria.
Why Air Peace was denied Heathrow Airport slots, UK responds to FG’s letter
Air Peace can either join the waitlist, operate from another airport, or acquire slots through slot trading and commercial arrangements with other carriers
