FAAN reinstates Bolt at airports, denies fixing taxi fares
Following complaints by travellers over the suspension of e-hailing services at airports, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has said Bolt can resume operations at all its airports after both parties reached an operational agreement.
Airfares: Prices skyrocket, distort travel plans, passengers lament, seek alternatives
Less than one week to Eid-el-kabir, there is a sharp increase in the cost of airfares, leaving air travellers worried.
STRIKE: Airlines count losses, resume operations
Following the suspension of industrial action by the labour unions, air transport operations can now commence at the domestic wing of airports across the country.
Nairobi-Lagos route: Fresh fears over Single African Air Transport Market
The move by Kenya Air ways to increase its frequency from Nairobi to Lagos from seven to 10 has ignited fresh concerns among stakeholders over Nigeria’s failure to take advantage of the Single African Air Transport Market, SAATM.
Trapped airlines funds: FG pays 98%, outstanding now $19M, says IATA
“The efficient repatriation of airline revenues is guaranteed in bilateral agreements. Even more importantly, it is a pre-requisite for airlines—who operate on thin margins—to be able to provide economically critical connectivity. No business can operate long-term without access to rightfully earned revenues.”
Air France: 61 Nigerians not stranded in Chad – NCAA
Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, has dismissed reports that 61 Nigerian-bound passengers are stranded in Chad following a technical issue suffered by Air France.
