Airlines Lost 70% Cargos To Sea Operators   There has been a drop in cargo operations in the country, the President, Association of Foreign Airlines Representatives of Nigeria, Mr Kingsley Nwokoma, has said. He said most importers had decided to ferry their cargoes through the sea which...

Review Agreements With Airlines, Stakeholders Urge Sirika   following the inauguration of ministers on Wednesday, stakeholders in the aviation industry have asked the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, to consider reviewing Bilateral Air Service Agreement Airlines with other countries. Stakeholders had in the last few weeks...

Airlines Recorded Slow Traffic Growth In February   Airlines recorded slow growth in passenger demand for the month of February, with total Revenue Passenger Kilometers (RPKs) rising by 5.3 per cent, compared to February 2018. The International Air Transport Association (IATA), in a global passenger traffic results...

Uncertainty Grips Airlines Over Forex Rate There seems to be unease in the airline industry over uncertainty in the foreign exchange market amidst concern that the rate could further skyrocket as 2019 progresses. This concern was raised, yesterday, by the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Med-View...

Jet A1: Why Dangote Refinery May Not End Airlines’ Woes Dangote refinery which plans to start selling petrol, diesel and aviation fuel in early 2020 promises to end the worry of airline operators over shortage of Jet A1 but it may not bring down the...

Airlines, Others Record N3bn Loss As MMA2 Shutdown For 2days An estimated N3bn may have been lost to the two-day shutdown of the Murtala Muhammed Airport private terminal (MMA2) operated by Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), it was learnt. The losses were recorded by airlines, banks,...