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Already no fewer than 50 countries have restricted the B737Max from their airspace including nations like Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cayman Islands, China, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Ethiopia.Others are Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore.
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Nigeria Joins 50 other nations, bans 737 Max 8 from airspace
Already no fewer than 50 countries have restricted the B737Max from their airspace including nations…
March 13, 2019
Not all AVSEC personnel will bear arms- Engr. Dunoma
“It is not everybody that will bear arms. This, we must apply. We cannot train ourselves. We have to…
March 13, 2019
Why EASA suspended B737Max 8, B737Max 9 from operations
EUROPEAN Union Aviation Safety Agency ( EASA) said it suspended all series the Boeing 737 Max 8 and …
March 13, 2019
I survived mutiny on my last flight -Captain Ore
CAPTAIN Dele Ore has said that his last flight before retiring was ‘a mutiny’ but he sur…
March 13, 2019
Aftermath Ethiopian 737 Max 8 crash: ART questions safety design in 737Max, condoles alongside FAAN, NCAA
ET opens condolence register in Nigeria IN the wake of Sunday’s Ethiopian Airlines B-737-800MA…
March 11, 2019
Ethiopian Airlines recovers black box of Flight ET302
ETHIOPIAN Airlines has announced that it has secured the Digital Flight Data Recorder(DFDR) and Cock…
March 11, 2019
Aero inks deal to carry out checks on Ghanaian registered aircraft, eyes Congo
"We are happy to inform you that the Ghana Civil Aviation has given us the authority to do checks in…
March 11, 2019
Ethiopian Airlines joins China, Cayman Islands; grounds 737-8 Max pending aircraft probe
China and the Cayman Islands have both ordered domestic airlines to suspend commercial operation of …
March 10, 2019
Updated: One Nigerian, 32 Kenyans; 18 Canadians on-board crashed ET Flight 302
Apart from the 32 Kenyans, there were 18 Canadians , 9 Ethiopians, 8 Chinese, 8 Italians, 8 United S…
March 10, 2019
Ethiopian Airlines’ 737-Max Crash: No survivor, airline CEO says
ETHIOPIAN Airlines Group CEO, Tewolde Gebremariam has announced with deep regrets that the fatal acc…
Nigeria Joins 50 other nations, bans 737 Max 8 from airspace
Not all AVSEC personnel will bear arms- Engr. Dunoma
Why EASA suspended B737Max 8, B737Max 9 from operations
I survived mutiny on my last flight -Captain Ore
Aftermath Ethiopian 737 Max 8 crash: ART questions safety design in 737Max, condoles alongside FAAN, NCAA
Travel agencies are going into extinction as bookings decline 3.5 million in 2018 , ART declares
"Since 2014, in the last 5-6 years, the full booking that has been coming in year on year has been declining 7%, 5% and it has declined 3.5million bookings by 2018. This decline simply means our downstream sector is already seeing extinction and it concerns aviation round table.
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OVH Energy acquires new bowsers for Jet A1 fueling
UBA Group spreads tentacles further, launches full banking operations in the UK
BoI disburses N15,000 Tradermoni to beneficiaries who defrayed N10,000 loans
Electricity 2025: AfDB begins cooperative feasibility studies in Nigeria, Ethiopia
What President Buhari must do to improve aviation in the next four years
In the wake of the 2019 elections, Nigerianflightdeck feels there are areas where the administration …
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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
‘De-marketing Nigerian airlines: A disservice to aviation’
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
Mshelia, ZLP candidate, kicks off campaign in Borno promises to return dignity of state
"Due to this bad leadership that has raped us of our dignity, we have also found ourselves in the current insecurity situation whereby we now take up arms against ourselves killing thousands of innocent civilians, women and children. Children born 10 years ago have not known what peace is in our dear state."
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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
Aviation fellowship prays for airspace safety, industry stability ahead of 2019
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
