Sanusi Training

Nigeria Loses $2bn Annually to Expatriate Pilots as Domestic Carriers Make U-turn on Training Indigenous Counterparts

It has emerged that Nigeria spends over $2 billion annually on expatriate pilots who fly for schedule commercial airlines, charter service operators, and private jet owners. It was learnt that Nigerian airline operators and aircraft owners pay expatriate pilots about $7,000 per month, and those that have about 3000 flight hours can insist on more, […]

Airlines

Air Peace Reacts to NSIB Report on Runway Incursion at Port Harcourt Airport

*Says pilot in command of flight suspended indefinitely since incident for lack of professionalism Nigeria’s major carrier, Air Peace Limited, has reacted to the report of the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) on its flight operated by Boeing B737-524 aircraft with registration marks, 5N-BQQ, which overshot the runway on landing at the Jeremiah Obafemi Awolowo […]

Training

Rising Demand, Challenges of Training Pilots

Globally there is paucity of pilots, a development that has made them some of the most mobile personnel in the world that are being sought after. Aircraft manufacturers may have their timeline for manufacturing planes but the equipment so produced and acquired by airlines and lessors will need to be operated by seasoned pilots. The […]

Nuhu Aviation

Aviation Experts Call for Continuous Safety after Several Years of Zero Accident in Nigerian Airspace

Aviation industry experts have called on the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) to ensure continuous safety of the Nigerian airspace, having maintained zero accident for close to 10 years. The industry experts made the call based on the recent signals from the aviation industry, which indicate that airlines and regulatory agencies are beginning to […]