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

After Investing $10m, NCAA Certifies 7Star Hangar to Conduct Aircraft Maintenance AIRLINE business in Nigeria and the West African region may soon heave a sigh of relief in the area of aircraft maintenance as the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has granted 7Star Global Hangar Ltd, an Aircraft Maintenance Organisation (AMO) the right to operate

Boris Johnson’s government is preparing to allow Britons who have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus to travel to more than 150 countries without the need to quarantine on their return to England later this summer. Officials expect the new policy to be signed off by government in the next few days, paving the way for

Emirates Airline Suspends Flights To, From Nigeria Barely 48 hours after United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Emirates Airlines – lifted the ban on flights into and out of Nigeria, the carrier dramatically reversed itself, saying it will not accept flights from Lagos and Abuja as from yesterday (June 21). The carrier had, since March, suspended

Green Africa’s Entry-Into-Service Moved To July 2021 As Agreed With Nigeria CAA…Airline To Compensate Booked Pax. Green Africa has announced that in agreement with the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), the commencement of flight operations will now take place in July 2021 rather than the earlier announced June 24. The airline said the decision was

Regional airline Bluebird Aviation has expressed optimism of more people flying for leisure and business in Kenya and globally. Aviation General Manager Hussein Mohammed said travelers’ confidence to fly and the feeling that one’s health is not going to be affected and that they are not fearful of Covid-19 is growing but at a slow

Emirates Airline plunged into a $5.5 billion annual loss — its first in more than three decades — after the coronavirus pandemic devastated the aviation industry. The last time the airline reported a loss was in the 1987-88 financial year, when it was starting up its operations. This is contained in the Emirates Group’s annual

Airline Industry Sees Long-Term Rebound for Sector, Says IATA PARIS: After flying into the financial turbulence of the COVID pandemic, the airline sector expects passenger traffic to take off despite concerns about the industry’s impact on climate change. In its latest look at trends for the sector, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said it