New MAYA Cabin Suite Concept Would Offer A 45″ Curved Screen On Planes

The business class seat, designed for the next generation of travelers, was unveiled at the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) on May 28. Panasonic Avionics and Collins Aerospace have collaborated to design and introduce the MAYA seat concept, which includes a 45″ Curved OLED display, offering a fully immersive in-flight experience for passengers. The seat was […]

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How Much Fuel Does A Jet Aircraft Use During A Typical Flight?

Let’s take a look at how much Jet A a widebody aircraft actually uses as it traverses the skies. Nearly 25-40% of an airline operating expenses are used on jet fuel. While an average air traveler may not consider technicalities like fuel requirement and consumption during a typical transatlantic flight, it makes a large portion

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FG URGES COLLABORATION ON UAS AS NCAA LAUNCHES DEDICATED DRONE DESK

The Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Mr Festus Keyamo, SAN has called on aviation industry stakeholders to collaborate and explore ways of leveraging the Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) sub-sector for national development. The Minister who was represented at the just concluded 4th Drone technology Conference and Exhibition held in Lagos, by the Ministry’s

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Operators Condemn Devastating Effects of Excessive Airline Taxes on Industry

Industry experts Captain Ado Sanusi and Captain Roland Iyayi decry the detrimental effects of overtaxing airlines, emphasizing the need to draw a line. Sanusi asserts that taxing operators to fund agencies harms the industry, stating, “You cannot save the industry by imposing more taxes on airlines.” He emphasizes the industry’s dire state, highlighting the need

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NCAA Establishes Dedicated Unmanned Aircraft Unit

Recognizing the growing significance of drones, Captain Najomo, the Acting Director General of Civil Aviation Nigeria, sanctioned the establishment of a specialized Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Integration Unit within the NCAA. This unit aims to streamline the registration, licensing, and monitoring of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) in Nigeria. By collaborating with aviation stakeholders, the

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Governor Eno Advocates Federal Partnership in Akwa Ibom’s Aviation Ecosystem

Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom reaffirms his support for the state’s tripod aviation ecosystem, urging the Federal government to collaborate. He emphasizes the transformative impact of the Ibom Air, Smart Terminal, and MRO projects on Nigeria’s aviation sector. Participating in Ibom Air’s inaugural Uyo-Lagos flight, Governor Eno attributes the projects’ success to strategic vision.

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Why we lack air traffic controllers — Farouk, NAMA MD

Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, NAMA, Mr Umar Farouk, in this interview, discusses the agency’s past problems, its current challenges and how they are being addressed. At the same time, he shares his thoughts on the shortage of air traffic controllers and review of navigation charges among others. Excerpts: NAMA became prominent

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History: Who Were The First Female Flight Attendants?

Female flight attendants became so popular that they displaced their male counterparts. Pan Amwas the first airline to employ men as flight attendants, but Boeing Air Transport was the first airline to employ women as flight attendants in 1930. At first, the terms ‘steward’ and ‘stewardess’ were used in the industry, before the gender-neutral term

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