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FAAN

In Line with ICAO Recommendation, FAAN Upgrades Security Infrastructure at Nation’s Airports

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has upgraded security infrastructure at Nigeria’s airports, especially international airports in line with Standard and Recommended Practices (SARPS), which are technical specifications adopted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). To this end, the agency has replaced most of the security equipment with modern, state-of-the-art alternatives at the […]

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Aviation

NCAA DG Commends NIGAV Awards

The Director General Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Capt. Chris Najomo has commended the NIGAV Awards and described the organisation as industry performance watchdog, which monitors activities in the sector. Najomo specially applauded the creativity of the organiser for designing such a programme that promotes healthy competition among the airlines at the level of the cabin […]

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Airlines

Air Peace Celebrates One Year of Lagos-London Operations with 662 Flights, Airlifting 136,661 Passengers

Nigeria major carrier, Air Peace, has marked one year of successful Lagos-London flight service, which introduced competitive ticket prices on the route and knocked down sky-rocketing, exploitative fares charged Nigerians by foreign airlines. The airline which disclosed that in the one year it provided flight service on the route, it operated 662 flights and carried […]

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Airlines

Air Sierra Leone Begins Flight Service to Nigeria

Sierra Leone’s commercial airline, Air Sierra Leone has commenced flight operations from Freetown to Lagos, Nigeria’s biggest commercial city to connect one of the biggest markets in Africa. The airline also announced technical partnership with Xejet, one of Nigeria’s domestic carriers, which will provide aircraft for it’s operations. The airline which marked its inaugural flight to Lagos on Wednesday recorded 36 passenger […]

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