Airbus to Launch A320 Replacement Program in 2030
The manufacturer has been planning for the new aircraft under its “eAction” initiative since at least 2021. By Zach Vasile Airbus is laying the groundwork for
Read MoreAkanu Ibiam International Airport signs off for concession
History was made on Thursday June 25 at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, as the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, officially signed
Read MoreUnited Nigeria Airlines preparing push into West,Central Africa
Adedayo Olawuyi United Nigeria Airlines has said it is preparing a major push into West and Central Africa, with plans to launch new routes to Monrovia, Banjul, Dakar,
Read MoreNAHCO EXTENDS RELATIONSHIP WITH QATAR, SAUDIA, ASKY
SIGNS FRESH CONTRACT WITH FLYGABON, OTHERS COMMENCES SOLAR CELLS EXPORT TO US West Africa’s foremost ground handling service provider, the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc (nahco aviance), has announced further
Read MoreCongress Hearing Will Examine Airline Mergers, Acquisitions
The session comes after a tumultuous few months for the industry. By Zach Vasile A U.S. House hearing scheduled for Wednesday morning will scrutinize recent mergers and
Read MoreFAAN’s action on cab operation aimed at maintaining service standards,gave adequate notice-Management
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has noted recent comments and concerns expressed by some members of the Association of Private Cab Operators regarding the Authority’s directives
Read MoreQatar Airways Strengthens Leadership for Next Phase of Growth
Group restores network to 85% of pre-crisis levels and creates two new executive roles, a Chief Operating Officer and a Chief Customer Officer DOHA, Qatar – Qatar
Read MoreQantas Gives First Look Inside Its A350-1000ULR
aircraft is expected to enter service next year. By Zach Vasile Qantas is adding amenities and a wellness center to keep passengers comfortable
Read MoreU.S. Airlines Lost Close to $1B in First Quarter
…Carriers were stung by higher fuel prices stemming from the war in Iran. By Ryan Ewing U.S. airlines lost $966 million in the
Read MoreAir Peace flies to Brazil, Slashes Travel Time to Seven Hours, Prepares for Toronto, New York, China Routes
West Africa’s largest airline, Air Peace, has achieved another significant milestone in its transformation into a global carrier, following approval by Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)
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