Tag: Nigerian Aviation
After Plugging Cargo Leakages, FAAN Moves to Implement Deferred Tariff Review
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) is set to implement its approved cargo tariff review from 2 February 2026, after completing comprehensive operational...
Emirates and Air Peace Expand Nigeria- UK Flight Options
Nigeria-UK travel connectivity has widened significantly following the activation of a bilateral interline agreement between Emirates and Air Peace, giving passengers seamless single-ticket access...
South African Investors Back Edo State Indigenous Airline
Edo State is set to make a major mark in Nigeria’s aviation sector as South African investors pledge aircraft and operational support for an...
Professionals Lists 5 Factors Behind High Air Fares in Nigeria
High air fares in Nigeria continue to draw public scrutiny, with passengers often blaming airlines for inflated ticket prices. However, insights from the Aviation...
FAANET Debuts, Constitutes BOT, Signals Aviation Reform
Former senior officials of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria have formally launched a new professional platform, the Former Airport Administrators Network, known as...
FAAN is Actively Driving HMO Registration for Staff Welfare
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has renewed its call on employees nationwide to complete registration and select a preferred Health Maintenance Organisation, or...
NiMet Boosts Artificial Intelligence Forecasting Power
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has inaugurated a dedicated research and integration team to accelerate the deployment of Artificial Intelligence across its meteorological and...
6 Ways MMA2’s Slot System Will Reshape 2026 Operations
The Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two, Lagos, closed the 2025 festive travel season with stable and efficient operations and is now preparing for 2026...
6 New Contracts Signed as NAHCO Renews Groundhandling Deals
The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc, widely known as NAHCO Aviance, has announced the signing and renewal of six major contracts, strengthening its position...
80% Air Cargo Movement: Lagos Dominates Nigeria 2022-2024
Lagos airports accounted for over 80 per cent of Nigeria’s air cargo movement between 2022 and 2024, confirming the city’s overwhelming dominance of the...
