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How market dynamics made flying accessible again
The aviation industry is proving once again that market forces are the ultimate equaliser. While high operational costs, macroeconomic pressures, and currency shifts remain real challenges, the injection of vigorous competition has broken the cycle of unchecked fare hikes, writes WOLE SHADARE For years, traversing the Nigerian airspace felt like an expensive luxury reserved strictly for corporate executives, government officials, and the affluent. A single one-way domestic ticket on high-density routes like Lagos–Abuja or Port…
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