For commercial flights to continue to operate between Nigeria and the United States (US), a team from the US Transport Security Administration (TSA)is in the country to carry out security audit on the nation’s major airports. The objective of the assessment is to ensure that Nigerian airports still maintains given security standards, which prompted the […]
Speaking at both events, Air Peace’s Head of Marketing, Mr. Ikenna Nnabuife, emphasised the airline’s unwavering dedication to child-centered initiatives. As part of its ongoing commitment to social impact and child-centered advocacy, West Africa’s leading airline, Air Peace Limited, proudly sponsored and attended the Parkland Amusement Centre Children’s Fiesta and Raising Star’s This Ability 4.0, […]
In preparation to double its flights to Lagos to 14 every week from July 1, 2025, Africa’s leading carrier, Ethiopian Airlines, has announced additional offerings on the route. The 14 weekly flights from Lagos to Addis Ababa do not just offer more flights, it comes with extra benefits, including more baggage allowance. “You can also […]
Africa’s largest carrier, Ethiopian Airlines will from July 1, 2025, increase flights to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos to two flights a day, marking the beginning of second daily flights to Nigeria’s commercial city. The development, which has brought excitement to air travellers, will give Nigerian passengers increased options out of […]
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has inaugurated its domestic cargo processing facility in Lagos, located at the General Aviation Terminal (GAT), the domestic wing of the airport. FAAN said the facility would play a significant role in moving cargo to domestic destinations and to also enhance international trade, marking a major milestone in […]
