How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Federal Government is to certify airlines and other operators in Nigeria before the resumption of flights once the country’s airspace...
Read moreDetailsAir travelling in post Covid-19 leaves a picture of tiresomeness and expensiveness as airlines globally plan longer check in process...
Read moreDetailsEach of the over 300 Nigerians stranded in Canada following the outbreak of the coronavirus may have to pay $2,500...
Read moreDetailsAfter impounding their plane for operating commercial flights into Nigeria, thereby, violating the country's Covid-19 restriction rules, the Nigerian government...
Read moreDetails All federal government agencies and parastatals in the aviation sector have been directed by the Ministry of Aviatio to...
Read moreDetailsNigerian airline, Dana Air says it plans to leave all its operational aircrafts middle seats empty when it resumes flights...
Read moreDetailsGovernor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State says it has become inevitable to shut down operations of Carverton Helicopters in the...
Read moreDetailsThe International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released new analysis showing that some 25 million jobs are at risk...
Read moreDetailsBritish Airways says it is joining the response against Covid-19 with a company-wide taskforce who will bring their skills and...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s airlines will lose 3.5 million passengers resulting in a $ 0.76 billion revenue loss. No less than 91,380 jobs...
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