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Transport & Aviation
Liquidity squeeze clips Chanchangi’s wings
It holds a record as the only airline in Nigeria that runs epileptic services. Boarding a Chanchangi aircraft on a return ticket is no guarantee ...
Arik Air plans big for Abuja –London operations
The dust raised by a near-diplomatic row between Nigeria and its former colonial master- Britain over the imbalance in the implementation of Bilateral Air Services Agreement ... ...
Big conspiracy: How BA, VAA other foreign airlines rip off Nigerians
More revelations are emerging, showing clearly how foreign airlines are fleecing Nigerians with all the vigour and venom they could muster. These airlines ......
Debt crisis: Airline operators shun FG's directive
If the federal government does not release the promised bail-out funds to airlines, chances are that its recent ultimatum to airline operators to payoff debts ......
‘Flying is safer now than it was before’
Captain Chris Najomo is an accomplished aviator having flown for 31 years at 52. He had worked with the defunct Okada Air, Capital Air and Albarka Air ......Arik suspends Abuja-London operations over rising cost
Two years after it began operations on Abuja-London (Heathrow) route, Arik Air, West Africa's biggest airline in terms of fleet size and passenger base ......
ADC, Albarka, how the dream crashed
Running an airline is not just unavoidably expensive. It requires deft and focus because the line that separates life and death in the industry is very thin ......
Airlines indebtedness: NCAA devises new recovery strategy
An electronic device that will put a conclusive end to airline indebtedness to the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has been identified. Director General of the agency, ......
Security concerns mount at airports
Following the resurgence of security threats by religious fundamentalist groups, huge security operatives are now drafted to the nation's two busiest airports ......
