By Qwiwiomanyen Kolosi   Maintenance takes large chunk of airline revenue. Unlike motor vehicles,aeroplane maintenance repair and overhauls are specified, scheduled and mandatory as directed by the manufacturer

By Capt Evarest Nnaji       Every helicopter begins its flight the same way: someone believes it can fly before it leaves the ground.  That is how I think

By Captain Cooker       In commemoration of World Pilot Day (April 26, 2026), Captain Cooker, Director of Operations at OAS Helicopters, shares insights into the realities of aviation,

              By Capt. Evarest Nnaji   Aviation is one of the most heavily regulated industries in the world, and for good reason. In Nigeria,

                  For decades, Nigeria’s aviation industry has been weighed down by outdated airport charges, rising operational costs, and the need for modern

      Jet-set pets: How Qatar Airways is redefining pet travel In 2025, 54.3 million travellers from around the world passed through Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar –

                  By Olivia Richman   Embraer is currently the third-largest aircraft manufacturer, with dozens of airlines utilizing Embraer jets’ E-Jets line to

  Passengers will experience two sunrises on this record-breaking journey, made possible by specially designed Airbus A350 aircraft. by: Nikhil Pandey   Qantas is set to redefine air travel with

  Taylor Rains   Airbus is hyper-focused on a segment of the aircraft market that Boeing has all but abandoned, giving it yet another advantage over the embattled planemaker. The

      Attempts at liquidation have been stopped by regulators. Veronika Bondarenko While aviation has always been a risky business due to the high-cost entry point, 2024 has seen