The Federal Government has approved the immediate deportation of 36 Indians and two Koreans with immediate effect. According to Punch report, the Indian nationals were said to have gained entry into the country with fake visas and counterfeit immigration stamps, while the Koreans failed to regularise their stay upon the …
Read More »Pilots call for closure of Benin, Enugu airports, say runways dangerous
The Benin and Enugu airport runways have been described as pathetic by pilots who fly aircraft into the airports. The pilots say the runways are accidents waiting to happen and have therefore called for the closure of the airports to fix the facility critical to safe landings and …
Read More »Air Peace flays Ojikutu over comments on acquisition of B777 aircraft
Nigeria’s leading carrier, Air Peace has condemned the Secretary General of the Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative (ASTRI), Mr John Ojikutu for alleging that domestic airlines’ outright acquisition of aircraft is a “clever way for (sic) capital fight”. Speaking with a national newspaper on the operations of domestic airlines, …
Read More »Air Peace flight returns to base over false smoke alarm, NCAA renews licence
Air Peace Lagos-Owerri flight returned to base on Friday after a passenger on board informed the crew that he was smelling smoke in the cabin. Meanwhile, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on Thursday renewed the Air Operator Certificate (AOC) of the carrier after months of rigorous audit of its …
Read More »Technovation: Air Peace hails, rewards victorious Anambra students with free tickets
Nigeria’s leading carrier, Air Peace has congratulated five Anambra State students and their teachers on emerging victorious in the recent Technology challenge held in the United States, honouring them with free return Owerri-Abuja tickets to facilitate their visit to the Presidential Villa, Abuja on Thursday. The five Anambra students from …
Read More »Nigeria Air: Usman assures airline’s ATL, AOC can be done in 90 days
DIRECTOR General of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Captain Muktar Usman has said the Nigeria Air Project is on track stating that as far as the regulatory agency is concerned the two major certificates, the Air Transport Licence (ATL) and the Aircraft Operators Certificate (AOC), to be issued by …
Read More »Aero Expands Operations
Nigeria’s oldest airline, Aero Contractors said that it has expanded operations with the delivery of more aircraft in its fleet. In a statement issued by its management, Aero Contractors said it has increased frequencies to Abuja from Port Harcourt, Sokoto, Asaba, Port Harcourt and Kano from Lagos. The airline explained …
Read More »Ryanair: cabin baggage rule change means small suitcases no longer free
Ryanair will no longer let passengers take a small suitcase on its planes for free, with charges for a 10kg case to be introduced in November. The airline overhauled its baggage policy as recently as January but said the current scheme, which allows people to hand in their smaller cases for …
Read More »More screens, more choices: Delta equips 600th aircraft with seat-back entertainment
Delta has installed its 600th aircraft with seat-back entertainment, fulfilling its end-of-year commitment early and giving more customers than ever convenient access to free in-flight entertainment on Delta Studio. “We continue to invest in seat-back screens, because customers continue to tell us they’re important,” said Tim Mapes, Delta’s Senior Vice President …
Read More »Turkish Airlines reached the highest Load Factor in July with 85.3% LF.
Turkish Airlines, the airline flying to more international destinations than any other airline has recently announced the results of passenger and cargo traffic in July, in which it achieved the highest load factor (LF) in history with 85.3%. Despite the high base of July 2017, growth in the number of …
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