Disused airplanes hamper security, airport aesthetics

Disused airplanes hamper security, airport aesthetics

 Security and surveillance at airports across Nigeria will improve significantly if the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) receives permission to remove abandoned aircraft from the graveyards according to experts. Some of them who spoke to Aviation Metric said various Ministers have called for the owners of the disused aircraft to repeatedly issue directives for owners to remove their unserviceable aircraft to enhance security coverage. However, litigation involving nearly all these aircraft has resulted in them…

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Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited Celebrates Customer Service Week

Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited Celebrates Customer Service Week

Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, a leading provider of aviation services and operators of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Termina 2 (MMA2), is proud to celebrate Customer Service Week from 7th to 11th October. This week-long event recognized the exceptional contributions of our dedicated customer service team. Speaking about the customer service week, Acting Chief Operating Officer, BASL, Remi Jibodu, said, “At Bi-Courtney, we believe that every interaction is an opportunity to exceed expectations. Our dedicated team…

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Solace in private sector to close aviation infrastructure deficit gap

Solace in private sector to close aviation infrastructure deficit gap

Nigeria’s aviation sector is no doubt one of the sectors going through a myriad of problems including infrastructural challenge that requires trillions of Naira to upgrade, WOLE SHADARE writes Infrastructure deficit Just last, aviation stakeholders gathered in Lagos to chart a fresh path for the aviation industry, particularly as it concerns the provision of infrastructure to the sector. The aviation/airport infrastructure deficit runs into over N2 trillion. There are indications that the Federal Government does…

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Experts: IGR insufficient to tackle decaying aviation infrastructure

Experts: IGR insufficient to tackle decaying aviation infrastructure

Aviation stakeholders agreed in unison that aviation agencies’ Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) is no longer sufficient, to address the myriad of challenges confronting the sector, particularly the cost of aviation infrastructure. They noted that the attraction of private sector funds, and the adoption of public-private partnership models is needed to tackle ageing airport and air navigation facilities. This is coming as the  Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr Festus Keyamo and other industry experts…

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Järvinen: We’re keen to work with Nigerian carriers on regional connectivity

Järvinen: We’re keen to work with Nigerian carriers on regional connectivity

Juha Järvinen is the Chief Commercial Officer at Virgin Atlantic. He leads the Commercial function which includes Airline Commercial with network planning, joint venture with Delta and Air France-KLM, partnerships, and revenue management among other high-profile portfolios. In this interview with WOLE SHADARE, he speaks on the airline’s commitment to Nigeria’s aviation market, Africa as new frontier for airline expansion and growth opportunities and how Nigeria can leverage regional connectivity as one of the best options for…

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SAA increases flights to key African destinations

SAA increases flights to key African destinations

South African Airways (SAA) has announced a significant increase in flight frequencies to key African destinations, starting November 2024. SAA will also increase its flights to Mauritius in December and to Perth in January next year. Starting in November, SAA will operate 12 weekly flights to Harare and Lusaka, up from 10 times a week to both destinations. Flights to Lagos and Accra will increase four times a week, up from three weekly flights. In…

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Arik Air reconnects Asaba October 17

Arik Air reconnects Asaba October 17

…Reintroduces Abuja – Port Harcourt, Abuja – Benin flights Arik Air has concluded plans to resume flight operations from Lagos to Asaba, Delta State effective Thursday, October 17, 2024. Similarly, the airline has reintroduced flight connections from Abuja to Benin on October 4 and from Abuja to Port Harcourt on October 10, 2024. The Lagos-Asaba flights will operate from Murtala Muhammed Airport Domestic Terminal 1 (otherwise known as GAT), Ikeja, Lagos and operate four times…

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ValueJet @2: Soaring into the future

ValueJet @2: Soaring into the future

As Valuejet celebrates its two years of existence, it is impossible not to be impressed by the incredible service delivery it is offering to the flying public. Established on October 10, 2022, and amid the COVID pandemic that dealt a huge blow to the global aviation industry, ValueJet has continued to play a pivotal role in the Nigerian airline industry, positioning itself as the airline of choice to the destinations it serves. Accountable Manager/ Managing…

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Kwankwaso lauds Air Peace for Exceptional Service

Kwankwaso lauds Air Peace for Exceptional Service

Nigeria’s Former Governor and Defence Minister, Alhaji Mohammed Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has lauded Air Peace for its outstanding service and warm hospitality during his recent flight from Lagos to London. The prominent political figure, who was highly impressed with the airline’s performance, expressed his preference for Air Peace, stating, “Very wonderful takeoff, smooth landing, and of course, a very comfortable environment” and recommending the airline to fellow Nigerians and international travellers. The commendation was not…

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Why FAAN restricts cargo operations to designated areas, imposes N5000 non-compliant levy-Orah

Why FAAN restricts cargo operations to designated areas, imposes N5000 non-compliant levy-Orah

   Dismisses extortion allegation of officers The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has called on cargo agents travellers and all people dealing in cargo to restrict their cargo operations to designated cargo areas by utilizing proper vehicles, and personnel and to pay the necessary levies. FAAN’s Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Mrs. Obiageli Orah in a statement on Tuesday said FAAN’s cargo policies are designed to ensure adherence to international best practices,…

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