Airlines set to adjust fares by 50% amid cut in load capacity

Airlines set to adjust fares by 50% amid cut in load capacity

  Operators list carriers’ woes Fare hike incomprehensible- Sanusi, Olumide Amid June 21, 2020 resumption of domestic flights, Dana has given an insight into what appears to be adjustment in air fare by at least 50 per cent for at least one hour trip. Not a few believe that the policy of the Federal Government to domestic carriers as regards passenger reduction between 50 to 70 per cent, high cost of aviation fuel, depreciation of…

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Fadugba proposes solutions to drive Nigeria’s aviation sector forward

Fadugba proposes solutions to drive Nigeria’s aviation sector forward

Chief Executive Officer of African Aviation Services and Chairman of African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA) Nick Fadugba has proposed a series of practical solutions to drive the Nigerian aviation industry forward.  These cover the four key areas of regulatory environment, airlines, infrastructure and business and general aviation.  He spoke during an aviation webinar organised by Aelex, a law firm in Nigeria. He stated that the current pandemic provides an opportunity to develop a new Aviation…

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Air cargo: Africa less affected as demand plummets-IATA

Air cargo: Africa less affected as demand plummets-IATA

  The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said that African airlines were less affected by disruptions from COVID-19 than other regions in April 2020. The clearing house in a released data for global air freight markets in April shows that demand dropped 27.7% compared to the same period in 2019 – the sharpest fall ever recorded. Still, there was insufficient capacity to meet demand as a result of the loss of belly cargo operations on passenger aircraft….

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Financial aid, solution to airlines’ extinction, global debts hit $550b mark, says IATA

Financial aid, solution to airlines’ extinction, global debts hit $550b mark, says IATA

  ”Next challenge is to prevent carriers from sinking under debts burden” The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said only financial aid would be a lifeline to get the aviation   industry through the worst of the COVID-19 crisis without folding operations. .The clearing house for over 290 global airlines stated this in its released analysis that shows that the airline industry’s global debt could rise to $550 billion by year-end. That’s a $120 billion increase over debt…

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Emirates Seeks To Scrap Final A380 Deliveries

Emirates Seeks To Scrap Final A380 Deliveries

  Emirates airline, the world’s largest A380 operator, is looking to cancel five of its last eight superjumbo deliveries, according to people familiar with the matter. Sources told Bloomberg that while Emirates plans to receive three Airbus A380 aircraft before the end of its financial year in March 2021, it wants to cancel the final five deliveries. Emirates told the news agency that it is in regular communication with Airbus regarding its fleet but does not comment…

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Air France progressively increasing flight schedule

Air France progressively increasing flight schedule

  Mega carrier, Air France said since the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis, it has been adapting its network and flight schedule in real-time in line with travel restrictions and demand.  The carrier also stated that since end-March and at the present time, it is is operating between 3 and 5 per cent of its usual schedule, with a focus on maintaining a service to the French regions and links with key destinations in Europe…

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Delta to resume flying several major routes in June

Delta to resume flying several major routes in June

  Delta Air Lines has said it would resume flying several major routes in June that were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, including some Trans-Atlantic and Caribbean destinations. Global airlines have suffered an unprecedented decline in travel due to the pandemic, though some recent indicators show that U.S. demand may have hit a low, reports Reuters. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screened 250,467 travelers on Friday, the first time the number has surpassed…

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7-Star Global Hangar has capacity for 700,000 Face Masks Weekly 

7-Star Global Hangar has capacity for 700,000 Face Masks Weekly 

With a target of 500 sewing machines, 500 tailors, leading aircraft maintenance facility in West and Central Africa, 7-Stars Global Hangar has already built up production capacity for 700,000 face masks per week.. Although, 7-Stars Hangar has been into upholstery for aircraft seats and aircraft seat covers, the company diversified into the production of face masks and hand sanitizers to its business, following the outbreak of covid-19 pandemic early this year. Chief Executive Officer of…

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‘Flight resumption not solution to airlines’ survival’

‘Flight resumption not solution to airlines’ survival’

  Carriers need over 90 days to ensure future The Managing Director of Aero Contractors, Capt. Ado Sanusi, painted a grim picture of the uncertainty of many airlines in the country to survive post-COVID-19 The airline chief told Woleshadarenews that the resumption of flight operation after the Coronavirus pandemic would not guarantee survival of airlines because of scarcity of funds, lamenting that the entire supply of revenue has been shut-down completely. His words: “The main income or…

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NOVA Merchant Bank Holds 3rd AGM Virtually

NOVA Merchant Bank Holds 3rd AGM Virtually

  Nova Merchant Bank has held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) through digital technology.  The virtual event was held Thursday last week at the company’s head office in Victoria Island, Lagos in strict adherence with stipulations by the Federal and state government in a bid to limit the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic currently ravaging the world. The meeting which was led by the Chairman, NOVA Merchant Bank, Mr. Phillips Oduoza, had in attendance the Managing…

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