First Nation Airways has promised its traveling passengers that the airline would return to normal scheduled flight operations by Sept. 15. A statement by the Head, Corporate Affairs of the airline, Mr Rasheed Yusuff stated that the carrier’s current fleet was undergoing engine maintenance for safety operations, in line with …
Read More »We Are Dying, Airline Operators Tell Senate
Airline operators in Nigeria have told the Senate Committee on Aviation that unless the federal government promptly pumped intervention funds into the aviation sector, all domestic airlines operating in the country will die. The operators stated this Wednesday during an emergency interactive session convened by the Senate Committee on Aviation. …
Read More »Panic in aviation sector over economic recession
• Airlines downsize, shrink operations • Declare emergency, operators, NANTA tell government • FG holds talks with Aero, AMCON, others Thousands of workers in the nation’s aviation sector may soon lose their jobs, as airlines’ operators groan under the weight of economic challenges.In the line of fire are over 400 …
Read More »MMA2 Remains Operational Despite Airlines’ challenges-Bi-Courtney
The operators of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two(MMA2),Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), has stated categorically that despite the challenges facing two of the airlines operating from the terminal, the facility remains fully operational. Recalled that the management of the two airlines; Aero Contractors and Firstnation had announced last week …
Read More »Nigeria’s four major airports must be concessioned – Aviation Minister
The Minister of State for Aviation, Hadi Sirika, on Tuesday said there was no going back on the Federal Government’s plan to concession the four major airports in the country. Mr. Sirika made the remark while speaking at an interactive session with Aviation correspondents in Lagos. The Federal Government had …
Read More »Air Force deploys special forces in airports
The Nigerian Air Force has launched a special counter terrorism exercise code-named ‘Exercise Steel Dome’ for all the airports in the country. The first simulation exercise for ‘Operation Steel Dome’ held with military commandos from the Nigerian Air Force Regiment, the Nigerian Army, the Navy and other security agencies at …
Read More »American Airlines’ foray into ‘virtually untouched’ Cuba starts today
Shortly after 11 a.m. local time on Wednesday, American Airlines Flight 903 is scheduled to touch down in Cienfuegos, Cuba, marking the start of a new chapter in air travel for the Fort Worth-based company after 25 years of operating charter jets to an island that’s only 100 miles away …
Read More »Battle For The Soul Of NCAT: Is Corruption Fighting Back?
The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) was in the news recently on allegations of corruption. A non-governmental organization, NGO, Transparency Initiative, had raised the alarm through advertisements in a national daily to alert President Muhamadu Buhari of what it termed, “The Rot in Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), …
Read More »JetBlue puts 5-year-old on wrong plane, sends him to Boston
A mother from New York City said her 5-year-old son was put on the wrong flight by JetBlue when he was returning home alone from a family visit in the Dominican Republic. Maribel Martinez said little Andy was supposed to be on a flight to Kennedy Airport on August 17 …
Read More »Qantas Airways-Did you know?
Did you know? Qantas Airways Limited is the flag carrier airline of Australia and its largest airline by fleet size? Qantas Airways Limited was founded 16 November 1920. Commenced operations march 1921. As of 2015, has a fleet size of 131. Flies to 85 destinations, Revenue A$ 15.8 Billion Operating Income A$975 million …
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