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On Monday, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority suspended all wet-leased aircraft under United Nigeria Airlines.

  Nigerian Minister of aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has called all the heads of regulatory agencies for an emergency meeting over safety concerns in the aviation industry. This was made known in a statement on Monday, saying a comprehensive review of recent incidents will be done in the meeting with the heads of regulatory agencies.

Keyamo says the machines worth ₦3.28 billion would be installed in Lagos, Abuja, and three other airports. | Pulse Nigeria

Keyamo said at the right time, Nigerians would be informed of the circumstances of the airline and when a new one would take off.

Challenges associated with delays at the nation's airport terminals may have compelled the Federal Executive Council on Monday to approve a contract sum

“I also directed the NCAA to within the next 72 hours summon all pilots and crew operating wet leases in Nigeria for further briefing. The NCAA must sanction the airline regulators who are negligent and made an error of judgment withdrawing their licenses and blacklisting them. We have also decided that the cabin crew of the wet leases must be Nigerians to ease interaction between the passengers and cabin crews.”

The fate of Nigeria's national carrier, Nigeria Air, remains uncertain as Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, expressed concerns

It's for the approval of the award of contract for the supply and installation of customised explosive and narcotic detection screening

Aviation is a bit more drastic. Every time you land, there’s more wear and tear to the tyres because they get bald.

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT Nigeria), said its 2023 National Conference and Annual General Meeting would be opened by the