- Africa records highest global baggage mishandling rate despite 23% drop, SITA report
- Liquidity Crunch: Nine domestic debtors owe NAMA ₦31.2bn as foreign debt surpasses $49m
- Nigeria’s aviation future: Collaboration over competition
- Lagos Is Late to the Flying Club (Part II)
- United Nigeria Airlines joins AFRAA, fuels Africa, intercontinental ambition
How back-up system solved air-to-ground communication damage-NAMA MD
The Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Farouk Ahmed Umar, has disclosed that the fire that engulfedTerminal I of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, completely destroyed the agency’s air-to-ground communication system. NAMA’s damaged communication system Speaking at the on-the-spot assessment, of the fire that gutted the Lagos airport terminal, he said NAMA engineers successfully transitioned to backup communication systems sourced from other locations, adding that this allowed controllers to resume aerodrome and approach…
Read More


