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Aviation Stakeholders Say Sector Is Deteriorated, Facing Existential Threat, Call for Urgent Revival

This is coming as the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) said that it would reintroduce the controversial collection of $300 landing fee from helicopter...

United Nigeria Airlines Partners with Cronos Aviation to Establish MRO Facility In Nigeria

The partnership which included code-share clauses will enhance the training of Nigerians in aircraft maintenance, transfer of technology and extension of Nigerian carrier’s operations...

Information Minister Idris Defends Fuel Subsidy Removal, FX Window Unification as Economic Lifelines for Nigeria 

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Air Peace Lagos-London Service ‘Sparks Price War’ Among Foreign Airlines

This prompted the foreign airlines to cut their airfares to an average of N1.4 million for a round-trip economy ticket last week. But checks...

Excitement Trails Air Peace Lagos-London Route Launch

Speaking before he boarded the flight, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo (SAN), said the goal of President Bola Tinubu’s...

FG Gives United Nigeria Airlines Approval To Fly to US, Netherlands, Italy UAE, Ireland

A statement from the airline disclosed that approvals from the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace indicated that the airline would operate international flights...

FAAN Begins Relocation of Airlines to New International Terminal at MMIA

FAAN in a statement signed by its Director, Public Affairs & Consumer Protection, Abdullahi Yakubu-Funtua, stated that the expedited relocation to the new international...

IATA Launches Program to Improve Aviation Safety in Africa

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is set to launch the Collaborative Aviation Safety Improvement Program (CASIP) in order to reduce accident and serious...

IATA: Foreign Airlines’ Trapped Funds in Nigeria Has Risen to $812m

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has confirmed that foreign airlines’ revenue not yet repatriated from Nigeria has risen to $812.2 million. ARISENEWS: Read More

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