FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

FG Demands from UK Authorities Reciprocity in Airport Designation for Nigerian Airlines

The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, said that the Federal Government has written to the United Kingdom to allow Nigerian carriers especially Air Peace to operate to  Heathrow Airport, which is first tier airport in the country.  Keyamo said that in the principle of reciprocity that Nigeria designates British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Airways […]

IATA

73 CEOs Sign IATA Charter on Aviation Safety Culture

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that 73 airlines have committed to its Safety Leadership Charter, focusing on passenger and airline staff safety. IATA said the charter was created in collaboration with airlines worldwide and aviation community members, with the goal to encourage safety cultures through eight principles. The principles include: Reinforcing safety through both words and […]

Airports

Pilgrims, Stakeholders Commend FAAN over Smooth Conduct of 2024 Hajj Operations

Pilgrims, stakeholders airline operators have commended the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) over the successful commencement of the 2024 airlift of pilgrims to the Holy Land, Saudi Arabia. The stakeholders said that at all the airports the airlifting is taking place, there is absence of hiccups that characterized the exercise in the previous years. […]

NCAA

Aviation Stakeholders Fret over Recent Aircraft Incidents across the Country

Aviation industry stakeholders have expressed deep concern over the many aircraft incidents in recent time, insisting that the development is aggravating their fears and compelling them to remember major air accidents that occurred in Nigeria in the past that claimed the lives of many Nigerians They therefore called on the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) […]

Airlines

Stakeholders: Airlines Lose N4bn Revenue Annually Due to Limited Flight Hours, Aircraft Underutilisation

Aviation industry stakeholders have stated that Nigerian airlines lose about N4 billion revenue annually due to inability to operate flights for longer hours. They identified lack of airfield lighting at some airports, paucity of air traffic controllers and insecurity as reasons for the limitation of airlines to operate their aircraft for longer hours. According to […]