Mekonnon Kassa Bows Out as Air Peace’s Head, CAMO
Air Peace Limited last Friday bade farewell to Andy Mekonnon Kassa, its esteemed Head of Aviation Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO).
Kassa, who initially served...
U.S.-Nigeria Open Skies Pact Takes Flight: Boosting Aviation and Economic Ties
The United States-Nigeria Open Skies Air Transport Agreement, provisionally active since 2000, officially commenced on May 13, 2024. Transitioning into full effect, this bilateral...
Dana Air’s Preliminary Report: 5N-BKI Had Valid Airworthiness Certificate – NSIB
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) releases Dana Air 5N-BKI preliminary report on the runway excursion. Initial findings indicate that the aircraft had a valid...
SAHCO Kano Station Receives ISAGO Re-certification
Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) PLC’s Kano station has achieved significant recognition, SAHCO Kano Station re-certification. The station received re-certification by the International Air...
NiMet Urges Registration of Illegal Weather Stations, Partners with FUPRE for Weather Research
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency emphasizes the need to register weather stations operated by oil companies across Nigeria's coast, citing their illegality under the new...
Keyamo Joins Vice President Shettima in Flag-Off of Kebbi 2024 Hajj Operations
Vice President Kashim Shettima, Governor Nasir Idris of Kebbi State, and Sultan Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar, alongside Minister of Aviation Festus Keyamo, convened at the...
Immigration Service Unveils Command and Control Centre to Enhance Border Security
Comptroller General of Immigration Service, Kemi Nanna Nandap, emphasized the crucial role of the constructed Command and Control Centre in facilitating seamless border governance,...
NCAT Appeals to Minister Keyamo for Approval of Drone Training
The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) Zaria has urged Minister Festus Keyamo to greenlight drone training within the institution (NCAT drone training approval)....
Investors Seek Review of Six Aircraft Policy as Startups Face Market Entry Threat
By January 2025, Nigerian airlines are mandated to have six aircraft in their fleet, a policy some stakeholders describe as harsh and economically unsustainable....
Nigeria’s Aviation Ministry Strives to Optimize UAS Benefits While Safeguarding Against Risks
Nigeria's Aviation Ministry, represented by Permanent Secretary Emmanuel Meribole stressed the importance of balancing the UAS benefits and risks.
He made this known at the...
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