Boeing, Malaysia Airlines Announce Order for up to 50 737 MAX Airplanes

Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Malaysia Airlines Berhad (Malaysia Airlines) announced today an order for 25 737 MAX 8 airplanes, valued at $2.75 billion dollars at current list prices. The order, previously attributed to an unidentified customer on the Boeing Orders & Deliveries website, also includes purchase rights for additional 737 …

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IATA Joins European Organization for Civil Aviation Equipment

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA), to further its objectives for safe, secure and sustainable air transport, has become a full member of the European Organization for Civil Aviation Equipment (EUROCAE). Since 1963 EUROCAE has developed performance specifications to facilitate the standardization of aviation technologies. It is a …

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14years decay: Buhari approves repairs of Abuja airport runway

President Mohammadu Buhari has approved the repairs of the failed portions of the Abuja Airport runway and reconstruction of the overdue runway as the federal government would soon contract the major reconstruction out. Vanguard has reported. The Minister of State for Aviation, Mr. Hadi Sirika in Abuja yesterday, after he …

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Meet our Aviator of the day: Folake Oyetosho

Meet our Aviator of the day: Folake Oyetosho, the Cabin Crew Manager-Service Training at Arik Air. Just recently we became friends on facebook and within the short space of time, one thing that struck me about her, is her Personality. And then the curiosity to unravel her followed… Folake is …

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Airlines incur huge cost on pilots’ training as government policies bite

According to BUSINESS DAY, with the current economic downturn and the scarcity of foreign exchange in Nigeria, airlines are becoming more squeezed, as they have to pay $16.3 million annually on pilot training abroad. Airline operators say this huge sum will have been lesser if the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority …

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Turkish Airlines dismisses more than 200 workers after failed coup

Turkish Airlines is understood to have fired 211 employees following the recent failed military coup. The state-run carrier is believed to have accused the fired employees of having links with the Islamic transnational Gulen movement. Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen is in self-imposed exile in the United States. The sacked Turkish …

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Share with us: Anything and Everything Aviation

  Sadly, we must have noticed that not much hype is accorded to the aviation industry except when there is a Plane crash or bad news? Talk about entertainment, Sport, Telecom, Media, they have a voice. Time to let the world hear our voice. As Aviators, lets support the platforms lending …

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Arik Staff beat man for complaining over cancelled flight

So much drama in Naija. Tempers rising…..The Scarcity of Aviation fuel is biting harder! Read this: Vanguard has reported that a Staff of Arik Airline yesterday morning a‎t the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport in Abuja beat a man to stupor for complaining about the cancellation of his flight for the whole …

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Visa/passport processing: Nigerians in S’Africa defraud FG – Consul-General

Johannesburg (S’Africa) – Nigeria’s Consul-General in South Africa, Amb. Uche Ajulu-Okeke, said on Sunday that the Federal Government lost $39,370 (about N10.9 million) to visa and passport fees at processing centres in that country. Okeke said in Johannesburg, South Africa, that the Online Integrated Solutions (OIS), a firm that processes …

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Accident: American A320 at West Palm Beach on Jul 21st 2016, fuel leak

An American Airlines Airbus A320-200, registration N108UW performing flight AA-1822 from West Palm Beach,FL to Philadelphia,PA (USA) with 138 people on board, was taxiing for departure from runway 10L on taxiway C parallel to runway 10L when a fuel leak prompted the crew to stop the aircraft between intersections taxiways …

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