Tag: Fleet expansion
737NG Aircraft Training Marks Shift in ValueJet Aviation Capability
ValueJet engineers have begun intensive training on the 737NG aircraft in Lagos, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s technical development journey. The Boeing-led...
United Nigeria Airlines Boosts Fleet with Two Boeing 737-800NGs
United Nigeria Airlines has taken another significant step in its fleet expansion strategy with the arrival of two newly acquired Boeing 737-800NG aircraft. The...
737-800 Acquisition Boosts Air Peace Fleet Expansion, Route Efficiency
Air Peace has strengthened its fleet expansion strategy with another major 737-800 acquisition, reinforcing the airline’s operational capacity and network growth ambitions.
The airline confirmed...
Financing Structure Powers Major Aircraft Surge, 8 AOCs Issued- Najomo
Director General of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, Captain Chris Najomo, has linked Nigeria’s fleet expansion to a new Financing Structure driven by banks...
Fidelity Bank, AFG ‘s ALFA Alliance Ignites Bold Aircraft Financing Shift...
A new aircraft financing and leasing alliance, ALFA, is set to reshape aviation funding across Africa. Fidelity Bank Plc and Aircraft Finance Germany (AFG)...
Air Peace Secures Massive Boost with Second Embraer 190
Air Peace has strengthened its regional footprint with the delivery of a second Embraer 190, underscoring its commitment to strategic fleet expansion. The 96-seater...
United Nigeria Airlines Seals Massive 6 737-800 Jet Deal
United Nigeria Airlines has announced the signing of a landmark agreement with Southwest Airlines for the delivery of six Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
This milestone marks...
Air Peace Acquires First Embraer 190 to Boost Connectivity
Air Peace Limited has reinforced its operational strength through the acquisition of its first Embraer 190 aircraft, marking another Air Peace fleet expansion milestone....
Updated: Aero Contractors introduces new routes, increases fleet
Sanusi also said that Aero has increased its helicopter fleet from three (3) to Seven (7) with plans to make it ten (10) to enable it service the Niger- Delta region because of the Oil and Gas business thriving there, stating that the airline before venturing into commercial operations was chiefly a helicopter service which served that region as well as the Gulf of Guinea.























