Tag: Nigerian Aviation
AGHAN Takes Strong Action Over XEJet Handling Debt Dispute
The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) has directed its members to withdraw services from XEJet Airlines over an outstanding handling debt of...
AON Threatens Nationwide Airline Shutdown Over Union Disruptions
The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has warned that a nationwide airline shutdown could follow any repeat of the violent disruption of airline operations...
SAHCO’s AmbuLift Boosts Safe, Dignified Access for PRM Passengers
Passengers with reduced mobility will have greater access to safer and more dignified boarding services following Skyway Aviation Handling Company PLC’s (SAHCO) acquisition of...
Keyamo Unveils Bold Path to Unlock Africa’s Aviation Potential
Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, has challenged Africa to turn its aviation potential into sustainable airport performance, stronger connectivity...
Kuku Identifies 5 Imperatives for Next-Generation African Airports
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has identified five imperatives for shaping next-generation African airports, with financial sustainability, intelligent infrastructure and operational resilience...
Air Peace Questions NCAA Flight Delay Report, Says Only 15% Internal
Air Peace has questioned discrepancies in the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority’s (NCAA) August 2026 flight delay report, saying only 15% of its delays were...
Finchglow Unveils Planned Flying School at Gateway Airport, Targets W/African Students
Finchglow Holdings is advancing plans for a private flying school at Gateway Airport, Ogun State, pending regulatory and airport approvals.
The proposed facility will target...
Ghanaian Envoy Praises UNA, Seeks Stronger Ghana-Nigeria Partnership
The Ghanaian envoy to Nigeria, His Excellency Sadiq Abdulai Abu, has commended United Nigeria Airlines (UNA) for its efficient service on the Accra-Abuja route.
The...
Nigeria’s Domestic Disruptions: NCAA Reveals Alarming 4,765 Delays in August
Nigeria’s domestic disruptions intensified in August 2026, with airlines recording 4,765 delayed flights, according to the NCAA. The airlines operated 7,961 domestic flights during...
NAMA Explains Removal of ₦7.58bn ILS Over Safety Concerns
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has explained why it removed a Category III Instrument Landing System (ILS) installed at Lagos and Abuja airports,...
