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TO STRENGTHEN CREW TRAINING EFFICIENCY: AIR PEACE PARTNERS WITH DUTCH AVIATION TRAINERS

West Africa’s largest airline, Air Peace, has reinforced its commitment to operational excellence and global best practices through a strategic engagement with leading aviation training organisation, Dutch Aviation Trainers (DAT). The meeting, which took place today, 21st May, 2026, at the Air Peace Corporate Headquarters in Lagos, brought together the leadership of both organisations to […]

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Aviation Minister backs Open skies, affordable travel

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In the heels of the African Development Bank’s (AfDB) proposed $7 billion funding for Aviation Transformation Programme, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo SAN has called for decisive actions to unlock Africa’s aviation potential, insisting that the continent must move beyond policy declarations to tangible implementation of reforms that directly benefit airlines

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FAAN reinforces commitment to strengthening security enforcement, judicial processes within airports

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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has reinforced its commitment to strengthening security enforcement and judicial processes within the nation’s airports through a high-level justice stakeholders engagement focused on arrest, prosecution, and judicial administration in the aviation sector. The engagement, themed “Strengthening Arrest, Prosecution and Judicial Administration Within the Airport Environment,” brought together legal

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FAAN COMMENCES 2026 MANAGEMENT RETREAT TO ADVANCE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

Government Policy And The Future Of The African Airline Industry

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African Airlines have been plagued by many challenges over the years. From small and aging fleet to inability to attract capital, loss of qualified personnel, and inability to sustain services, amongst others. Since COVID 19, the sector has had to grapple with additional challenges including delays in aircraft deliveries, extended AOGs due to supply chain

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United Nigeria Airlines to establish national carrier for Guinea Bissau

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One of Nigeria’s leading Commercial Airline operators, United Nigeria Airlines, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the government of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau to establish a national airline for the African country named AIR BISSAU. The agreement, signed at the capital Bissau, marks the beginning of what both parties have described as a pivotal

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Airbus Engages Students Worldwide To Innovate The Way We Fly

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Airbus is engaging a record 5,499 students from around the world registered to participate in the fifth edition of Airbus’ Fly Your Ideas, the global student challenge organised in partnership with UNESCO. According to Airbus, “A group of 60 Airbus experts and innovators assessed the ideas submitted by 356 teams from 89 countries. The rigorous

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Aviation Professionals and Enthusiasts

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🌐The SHELL Model is a human factors framework used in aviation and safety management to analyze how humans interact with different elements of the work environment. It helps organizations understand why human performance issues occur and how to improve safety, efficiency, and reliability. The model was developed from ICAO human factors principles and consists of

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What causes pilot fatigue?

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Pilot fatigue is mainly the result of insufficient rest and high operational demands, which reduce alertness and performance. Key causes:• Long duty hoursExtended flight and standby periods can exceed natural energy limits.• Irregular schedules & time zone changesDisrupt the body’s internal clock (Circadian Rhythm), especially during night operations or long-haul flights.• Lack of quality sleepShort

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Experts Advise Nigerian Airlines To Work Together

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Series of advice came from aviation experts on how Nigerian airlines’ working relationship will help them to muster strength to compete with non-African airlines currently dominating the market.

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