Nigerian Flight Deck Travel and Business Reportage 
It is instructive to note that there are well over 40,000 masts and towers in Nigeria. Statutorily, all telecommunications operators should obtain Aviation Height Clearance (AHC) and ensured their annual validity.What this means is that Globacom and these other defaulting GSM providers have been running their networks and providing inter-connectivity to millions of subscribers without Aviation Height Clearance Certificate thereby jeopardizing safety of air navigation.
Read More » April 23, 2019
NCAA to pull down 7, 000 communication masts for safety violation
It is instructive to note that there are well over 40,000 masts and towers in Nigeria. Statutorily, …
April 20, 2019
New Abuja terminal in-built protection system forestalls incident
The building was designed and built with this protection system. The system comes up when it senses …
April 18, 2019
New BASL communication head resigns as terminal operator sacks CSO
AFTER the picketing of Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), operators of Murtala Muhammed A…
April 18, 2019
Sirika, African Ministers woo other Member States on SAATM benefits
NIGERIA’S Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika has called on states to adopt the S…
April 17, 2019
FAAN assures of safety as Easter draws closer
AS Easter holiday approaches, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has assured passenger…
April 16, 2019
FAAN may withdraw AVSEC, ARFFS from Gombe, Kebbi airports over N 731, 873, 721 debts
The position is that FAAN has an MoU with all the privately owned aerodromes to provide aviation sec…
April 13, 2019
Five aviation unions set for showdown with Caverton, to picket airline from Monday
FIVE aviation unions have declared irreconcilable differences with management of Caverton Helicopter…
April 12, 2019
Owerri Airport fire: FAAN MD visits, says insurers ready to bear burden
FOLLOWING the recent fire incident at the Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, Owerri, the Managi…
April 11, 2019
FG to sanction airlines whose staff collude to plant drug-laden bags on innocent travellers
FOLLOWING a recent case currently ongoing in Kano, where an innocent would have been convicted and p…
April 10, 2019
AIB trains security personnel on how to preserve aircraft accident evidence
“You can imagine a police officer who is not aware of critical evidences like flight recorder. A pol…
NCAA to pull down 7, 000 communication masts for safety violation
New Abuja terminal in-built protection system forestalls incident
New BASL communication head resigns as terminal operator sacks CSO
Sirika, African Ministers woo other Member States on SAATM benefits
FAAN assures of safety as Easter draws closer
FG commences restructuring, recapitalization of BoA with N250bn in 90 Days
FEDERAL Government yesterday said that it is considering the recapitalization of Bank of Agriculture (BoA) …
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Suspected adulterated substandard engine oil: court remands businessman in Prison custody
Tony Elumelu Foundation highlights relevance, urgency of supporting entrepreneurial led economic growth in Africa
Mainstream Energy loses N1.8 billion annually to stranded Power
Akwaaba African Travel Market, Caribbean Tourism Organisation inks partnership at London AGM
AIB set standards for safety, engages stakeholders, reviews impact of investigations
"There is usually a drop in passenger traffic after an airplane crash. In cases where the AIB report was quickly released, the passenger traffic shot back up (e.g. The 2013 Associated Airlines Flight 361 crash). The Nigerian Aviation sector has huge potentials. AIB reports are critical in the Aviation Value Chain and for the development of the Aviation Industry especially Consumer confidence which would in turn lead to the desired Increase in passenger Traffic."
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What President Buhari must do to improve aviation in the next four years
Investors, government express divergent views over aviation industry future
Jets versus turbo props: What is suitable for the Nigerian market?
Emergence of MRO facilities in Nigeria may change industry dynamics
Celebrities light up FAAN airports for Valentine Day Special
LOVE was truly in the air as some major airports under the management of the …
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Emirates Airline treats Nigerian travellers to memorable Valentine
Elumelu’s Business Tips : Luck plays a vital role in business success
Nigerian passport acquisition: A to Z processes and procedures
Emirates affirms superiority with “Fly Better” for Nigerian travellers
Despite misconception, NCAT Zaria is safe for training-Capt. Abdulsalam
Sometimes, when you start with the new students, the multi-engine aircraft is actually parked and not doing anything until the students reach that time where they can now start multi-engine training. During that period, we use that for our instructors to maintain their proficiency. We encourage them to fly such aircraft.
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‘We are starting international ops in November with four 777s’-Chief Onyema
‘National carrier must not be given unfair privileges’
Ground handling business have gone beyond aggressive price warring-Agboarumi
We have taken strategic steps to halt airside security challenges-Mrs. Shin-Aba
Passengers hail Dana Air Security Team’s integrity, professionalism
PASSENGERS have commended the integrity and professionalism demonstrated by the Dana Air security team on …
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Mshelia, ZLP candidate, kicks off campaign in Borno promises to return dignity of state
TOPCOMM’s Mohammed poised to speak at Social Media Week Lagos Feb 8
NAHCO partners ICAN on capacity development, financial literacy
Dana Air aids NGO to raise over N6m for cancer patients
Female pilots taking over the cockpit
Motivating factors for pilots are second to none if one considers that an average captain earns as high as $10,000 per month in the industry today. Of course you cannot earn that high in your first year as pilot but it is something that can happen within a few years as a pilot, all things being equal. It is also a highly dignified profession capable of rubbing away completely any iota of inequality or lack of self-esteem, especially for women in our third world environment.
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Our new terminals are cost effective, will open employment opportunities for Nigerians
New face of Nigerian Airports- The unsung heroes
Ripples from the 5th Stakeholders’ Meeting: My Thoughts
On the suspended strike and perceived antagonism against domestic airlines
