Emirates Restores Services to Nigeria DUBAI, UAE 2 DECEMBER 2021: Emirates will resume its passenger operations between Dubai and Nigeria from 5 December 2021, offering customers enhanced connectivity to and through Dubai. The world’s largest international airline will operate to and from its Nigerian gateways with daily flights, providing travellers from Nigeria convenient access to Dubai, […]

United Returns to Nigeria After Five Years of Absence Competition on the lucrative United States-Nigeria route is set to have begun as United Airlines November 30 resumed flight services to Lagos. The airline will battle Delta Airlines for a huge market share on the route and may look to expand services to other cities in

Singaporean, French firms, Bi-Courtney, 10 Others Jostle for Nigeria’s Four Int’l Airports A total of 13 airport consortia, comprising local and foreign companies, have submitted bids to be prequalified for the planned concession of four Nigerian international airports, it was learned. This came as the Independent Concession and Regulatory Commission last week began the evaluation

National Tourism Transportation Summit Begins November 15 Activities are in top gear for the hosting of the fast-approaching 4th National Tourism Transportation Summit slated for 15th to 16th of November, 2021 at the International Conference Centre Abuja. The National Transportation Tourism Summit and Expo is instituted and convened by the Institute for Tourism Professionals of

FAAN Moves Against Extortion at Airports, to Apply Stiffer Sanctions on Violators The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has moved to curb acts of extortion at the country’s airports as it has promised to apply stiffer sanctions against violators. This follows several accusations by stakeholders about extortion by some officials of some agencies in

How Domestic Airlines Support Nigerian Brand It is an indisputable fact that air travel is the fastest means of movement and provides the only rapid worldwide transportation network, which makes it very essential for business. The aviation sector helps economic growth and Nigerian airlines have been at the forefront of creating jobs, facilitating trade and

We’re Resolving Service Disruption at Lagos Airport – FAAN MD, Yadudu There have been disruptions to international flights at the Murtala Mohammed Airport International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, over the breakdown of the check-in occasioned by the expiration of the contract of Societe International Telecommunication Aeronautiques (SITA) which has been handling the Common Use of Terminal

Defaulting Airlines’ Passengers Risk $3,500 Fine, FG Bans India, Others’ Flights The Federal Government on Wednesday reviewed the quarantine protocols for travellers coming into the country. The protocol is expected to be effective from July 2. According to a statement by the Chairman, Presidential Steering Committee on COVID-19, Boss Mustapha, non-Nigerian passport holders and non-residents

Nigerian Government Reveals Reason UAE Flights Remain Banned The Federal Government has disclosed that flights to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are yet to resume due to the discriminatory nature of the protocol introduced by the UAE. The Minister of Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika, made the remark during the briefing by the Presidential Steering Committee