Tag: NAMA
Aviation Ministry Redeploys Directors in Sector-Wide Aviation Shake-up
The Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development has approved a strategic redeployment of senior directors across key aviation agencies, a move that underscores...
What NAMA’s ₦36bn Invisible Infrastructure Push Is Really Fixing
BY ANTHONY OMOH
For most Nigerians, aviation safety is measured by what is visible: airport terminals, aircraft reliability, airline punctuality, or regulatory announcements. Yet the...
5 Facts That Set the Record Straight on Harmattan Air Safety
Harmattan operations remain a recurring topic in Nigeria’s aviation discourse, particularly during the dry season when dust haze affects visibility across several airports. However,...
Aviation Ministry Approves Strategic Parastatal Reshuffle
A minor parastatal reshuffle has been approved across key aviation agencies under the aviation ministry, signalling continued administrative fine-tuning within Nigeria’s air transport governance...
ATM Centre: NAMA Unifies Lagos, Kano Control Operations
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency has formally signed contractual documents for the construction of its new corporate headquarters and a centralised ATM Centre in...
NAMA Clinches Prestigious AFRAA Free Airspace Award
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he Nigerian Airspace Management Agency has secured a significant milestone as it clinched the prestigious African Airlines Association (AFRAA) Free Route Airspace award, becoming...
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...
Why Mentorship Shapes Nigeria’s Future Aviation Talent
Mentorship took centre stage at the 9th Explore Aviation Careers Conference as convener Joy Ogbebo encouraged students to embrace guidance as the foundation of...
Farouk Steers NAMA’s Infrastructural Revolution Agenda
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has embarked on an extensive infrastructural revolution to strengthen operational efficiency, enhance safety, and empower the workforce that...
FG Mulls Review of Air Traffic Controllers’ Retirement Age to 65
The Federal Government has disclosed plans to review the retirement age of Air Traffic Controllers (ATCs) in Nigeria from 60 to 65 years. This,...
