Najomo: Nigeria Rewriting Its Aeropolitical Imbalance Story
Director General Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, Captain Chris Najomo, captured the decades-long operational and aeropolitical imbalance that shaped Nigeria’s struggle on the competitive London...
£2,000 Fare Gap Deepens Nigeria’s Dependent Aviation Economy
A £2,000 fare gap between Lagos-London and regional routes is exposing Nigeria’s dependent aviation economy. Analysts warn that high international ticket prices force travellers...
Najomo Pushes Strong Insurance Compliance in Aviation
Director General of Civil Aviation, Captain Chris Ona Najomo, has renewed the call for stronger insurance compliance across Nigeria’s aviation sector, stressing that safety...
Air Peace Gives ₦10m Boost to KNOSK School
Nigeria’s largest carrier, Air Peace, has reaffirmed its commitment to national development with a landmark donation to KNOSK, the innovative low-fee secondary school in...
Airlines Can Boost Capacity Through Ancillaries, NDC- Macaulay
Airlines can improve capacity optimisation and unlock new revenue streams by adopting modern retailing tools such as New Distribution Capability (NDC) and expanding ancillary...
Minister Backs 2026 ACI-Africa Regional Conference Hosting
Nigeria has intensified preparations to host the Airports Council International (ACI-Africa) Regional Conference scheduled for September 2026. The development gained momentum after the Minister...
Kuku Backs Credit Enhancements to Ease Airline Financing
Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Mrs Olubunmi Kuku, says Nigeria’s aviation sector urgently needs government-backed credit enhancements to support...
Experts focus on survival of Nigerian carriers on London Route
Following Air Peace’s recent entry into the London Heathrow market, aviation leaders will meet in Lagos to assess how Nigerian airlines can strengthen their...
Sanusi Exposes Critical Operational Constraints Facing Nigerian Airlines
Aero Contractors Managing Director, Captain Ado Sanusi, has said Nigerian airlines will remain unprofitable unless the aviation sector addresses operational constraints and implements genuine...
Underused Aircraft Drain Billions from Nigerian Airlines
Nigerian airlines operate just 5.5–6 hours daily, compared with 10 hours for carriers overseas, exposing a massive productivity gap, George Uriesi, Acting CEO of...
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