From Friday, August 2, Lufthansa German Airlines will resume its operations to Port Harcourt. The announcement follows the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority’s announcement of the reopening of Port Harcourt airport for international flights. In a statement by Lufthansa German Airlines, operations to Port Harcourt will resume with five weekly departures to Frankfurt, and one-stop in […]
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WASHINGTON/SEATTLE (Reuters) – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said late on Monday that some undelivered Boeing 787 Dreamliners have a new manufacturing quality issue that the largest U.S. planemaker will fix before the planes will be delivered. The FAA said the issue is “near the nose on certain 787 Dreamliners in the company’s inventory of
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To assist countries seeking to establish public health travel corridors during their COVID-19 recovery phases, ICAO has just released a new implementation package (iPack) on Establishing a Public Health Corridor (PHC). Composed of guidance material, support personnel, training, and other resources, the new travel corridor iPack is fully aligned with the latest recommendations issued by
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NCAA To Commence Public Sensitisation For Air Travellers The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has said that it would in the coming weeks, commence public sensitisation to further enlighten air travelers on steps to take in case of flight delays or cancellations by airlines. Director-General of NCAA, Capt. Musa Nuhu, said this in an interview
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
Aerospace University: Nigeria’s Sirika Gets Provisional Approval, Presents Concept Note to University Commission Part of the Aviation Road for Nigeria is to establish a Pan African Aerospace University, Federal Government of Nigeria’s effort, through the Ministry of Aviation, to establish an Aviation and Aerospace University has been boosted by the assurance of the National Universities
FG’s New Travel Restrictions, Sanctions Take Effect Today *Govt extends ban on travellers from Brazil, Turkey, India and S’Africa In lieu of the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the Federal Government has reviewed in-country safety protocol, with restrictions of passengers from some countries taking effect from July 2 (today). The ‘provisional quarantine protocol for
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
Why FAAN Jettisoned SITA’s Services, Migrated To RESA LAGOS – More facts have emerged on why the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) severed relationship with Societe International Telecommunication Aeronautiques (SITA), which handled its Common Use of Terminal Equipment (CUTE) system at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport
