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    Posted by Sade Williams     The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has asked Turkish airline to suspend its operations from Nigeria beginning from December 16, until it has the right size of aircraft that can transport all passengers with their baggage at the same time, into the country.   The NCAA is fuming because the incessant  baggage ...

  Posted by Sade Williams   Arik Air, Nigeria’s leading airline has announced the resumption of flight services to Asaba Airport in Delta state.   Starting from Wednesday, December 18, 2019, Arik Air will be operating daily flights from Lagos to Asaba.   The resumption of flights to Asaba is coming at a time when people are looking for seamless ...

    Posted by Sade Williams     The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), Zaria, will by February 2019, take delivery of six Diamond D40 aircraft, increasing its fleet to 16.   This was disclosed by the Rector of the College, Capt. Abdulsalami Mohammed, during a chat at the Gateway Forum organised by the League of Airport and Aviation ...

    Posted by Sade Williams     The Aviation Round Table Safety Initiative (ARTSI), a non-govermental and pressure organisation, has called on Nigerian aviation professionals to project the nation’s aviation sector expectations into 2025 with appropriate implementation strategies in order to avoid a total surrender of the nation’s tangible and intangible assets to foreigners.   The group at its ...

  Posted by Sade Williams     The failure of many airlines in Nigeria and why those that are still operational are struggling for survival is attributable to a litany of peculiar Nigerian problems including greed exhibited by airline owners; financial rascality, overbearing charges and taxation by regulatory agencies; unpredictable and unstable forex; non-existent good corporate governance principles; lack of ...