Posted by Sade Williams The erudite and learned activist, Femi Falana (SAN) has called for the suspension of flight operations into Nigeria by British Airways and Virgin Atlantic until such a time when Nigeria’s Air Peace is allowed to also fly on the Lagos-London route in accordance with the provisions of the Bilateral Air Services Agreement(BASA) signed ...
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Ethnic Nationalism Has Slowed Nigeria’s Development- Onyema
…Says Harsh Operating Environment Stunts Growth of Local Businesses Posted by Sade Williams The Chairman of Air Peace, Barrister Allen Onyema, has said the practice of ethnic nationalism has slowed Nigeria’s development while also stressing that the country’s ease of doing business is poor. Onyema made these statements in an address he delivered on Monday ...
Read More »Aviation agencies to sign agreement with NAF on safety, security of airspace
Air Marshall Hassan Abubakar welcomes Capt. Musa Nuhu, DG, NCAA to NAF headquarters in Abuja while Engr. Tayib Odunowo, MD, NAMA (left) and Mr. Mohammed Kabir, MD, FAAN look on Posted by Sade Williams In a bid to further enhance security and safety in the Nigerian civil aviation industry, the agencies in the sector are set to sign ...
Read More »NCAA deploys national aviation safety reporting system
Posted by Sade Williams The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has deployed national aviation safety reporting system for both mandatory and voluntary reports. The deployment was announced in All Operators Letter (AOL) referenced NCAA/DG/AIR/11/16/341 dated 25th August, 2025 addressed to all aviation stakeholders and the general public. It is coming on the back of NCAA establishing a robust ...
Read More »African airlines traffic rose 34.7% in June 2023–IATA
Posted by Sade Williams The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that the post-COVID recovery momentum continued in June for passenger markets. African airlines’ traffic rose 34.7% in June 2023 versus a year ago, the second highest percentage gain among the regions. June capacity was up 44.8% and load factor fell 5.1 percentage points to 68.1%, ...
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