NigerianFLIGHTDECK
NigerianFLIGHTDECK is a leading online news and magazine platform, established in 2010, delivering in-depth business coverage with a distinct focus on aviation and travel. While its name reflects Nigerian and aviation roots, NigerianFLIGHTDECK operates as a comprehensive business media outfit with a global editorial outlook.
Driven by a mission to inform, educate, and challenge perceptions, the platform is committed to balanced, fact-based journalism. It highlights key developments in Nigeria’s air transport sector and their intersections with global industry trends. By bridging the gap between stakeholders and the public, NigerianFLIGHTDECK brings clarity, context, and credibility to every report.
Social distancing: Delta blocks middle-seats through to Sept. 30, states other...
DELTA has announced that ii will block the selection of middle seats and capping seating in every cabin through Sept. 30, 2020 at 50%...
Fadugba recommends BASA review, proposes other solutions to drive aviation
Federal Government of Nigeria should introduce a more enabling regulatory environment for the aviation industry by immediately reviewing Nigeria’s Bilateral Airline Service Agreements (BASAs). Currently, the multiple entry points and frequencies of foreign airlines are commercially disadvantageous to Nigerian airlines and do not achieve fair reciprocity.
Another 100 customers benefit ₦100,000 each from UBA’s Fresh Bumper Draw
UNITED Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has rewarded another set of 100 loyal customers with a total of N10m in the UBA Bumper account...
COVID-19: Unions write President Buhari, set to mobilize workers for sit...
FOUR unions, have served notice that should the situation of no salary, or incomplete salary, remain beyond the 15th of June, 2020 that they...
COVID-19: Â NIS holds sensitization lecture on seamless facilitation
NIGERIA Immigration Service (NIS) as part of efforts to ready its officers at the airports against the new normal post Covid-19 have told their...
FEC approves N1.7billion for consultancy on second Abuja runway
THE Federal Executive Council (FEC) yesterday approved the sum of N1.7 billion for consultancy services for the construction of a second runway at the...
NCAA confirms 5 airports approved for flight resumption
NNAMDI Azikwe International Airport Abuja, Murtala Mohammed International Airport Lagos, Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport Kano, Omagwa International Airport, Port Harcourt and Sam Mbakwe Airport Owerri are the five (5) airports designated for the resumption of flight operations once it is given the go ahead to start from operations on the 21st of June, 2020.
COVID-19: PTF mulls ending interstate restrictions with domestic flight resumption
PRESIDENTIAL Task Force on COVID-19 has revealed that once the aviation industry indicted readiness to commence operations from on the 21st June measures will...
Ojikutu kicks against monetary bailout for airlines, says direct intervention for...
“The only Government Direct Financial Intervention may be necessary as Palliatives for the airlines staff Salaries only for three (3) months or the period the lock down lasted but this must be recoverable within 12 months or by June 2021. The Financial Palliative should be used to pay only 70% of the Staff Salaries. Those staff must be confirmed to have been registered with the National Pension Board and their pension contributions are up to date. The balance of 30% in their salaries not added should account for the period they did not pay for transport to go to work.
Flight resumption: Airlines can not break even on 40% load factor,...
On board social distancing will be quite challenging except aircraft will be configured to all first class seats for economic operations. No airline can ever break even with less than 40 % load factor at the extremely low fares prevalent in the market where passengers pay less than $100 per hour on jet engines.This was the levels 30 years ago precisely 1990. Lagos Abuja N2, 200.Exchange rate N 22/$. The dichotomy is can the passengers afford higher levels of tariff?â€
