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The lawmakers said that the exemption of the armed forces from paying tolls would serve as an honour to the personnel for the sacrifices they make.

Keyamo has revealed that the Federal Government lost 82 per cent which is equivalent to N10 billion in revenue that ought to accrue from airport tollgates under old rules.

Emirates Airlines has set October 1, 2024 date to resume flight operations to Nigerian airports after two years of halting operations in Nigeria.

Emirates Airlines has announced October 1, as the new date for its resumption of flights to Nigeria. This was disclosed in a post via the

Emirates Airlines has announced plans to recommence flight operations to Nigerian airports starting from October 1, 2024, following a two-year hiatus from operating in Nigeria. The airline announced this via its official X account on Thursday. The service will be operated using a Boeing 777-300ER. EK783 will depart Dubai at 0945hrs, arriving in Lagos at

A coalition of 15 civil society groups in the country has voted the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, as the 'Minister of

The return flight, EK784, will leave Lagos at 1730 and arrive in Dubai at 0510 hours. EK783 will depart Dubai at 0945 and arrive in Lagos at 1520 hours.

The Federal Executive Council after a marathon meeting presided over by President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday rolled out 21 major policy initiatives.

Nigeria may experience another major disruption in oil production if helicopter operators providing services to oil rigs across the country go ahead with their threat to ground operations. This followed the introduction of a new $300 levy by the federal government through the Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development. A…

The ongoing hostilities towards Nigerian carriers is not limited to the foreign airlines as many fellow African airlines have been found to be culpable.