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June 2, 2023
Leadership, relationships and training can all play a role in your workers’ safety, business and experience modification rate.
April 1, 2021
Checks show that most flights have been fully booked on various routes like Lagos-Abuja; Lagos-Port Harcourt; Lagos-Enugu, Lagos-Kano, among others. For those who booked over the weekend, they succeeded in securing some seats after many tries even at an exorbitant price. From last week, it was gathered that prices of tickets have gone up due to the volume of online bookings ahead of the Easter festivity. For instance, as at last week, Lagos-Abuja flight which used to be less than N30,000 has go...
March 16, 2021
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended Azman Air flight operations. This was announced in a statement signed on Tuesday by NCAA Director-General, Musa Nuhu, and titled, “NCAA Suspends Azman Air Operations With Immediate Effect.” Nuhu in the statement added that the suspension of the Air Operations is to enable the Authority to conduct an audit of the airline. “Following series of incidents involving Azman Air Boeing 737 Aircraft, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (...
March 16, 2021
In this regards, all our operations are hereby suspended. We are on our toes to restore operations within a short period
March 16, 2021
One of Nigeria’s domestic carriers, Azman Air, has announced the suspension of operations. The airline said the suspension was due to the ongoing audit of its operations by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). Beware of COVID-19 third wave, PTF tells Nigerians 2 dead, 160 hospitalised as strange disease spreads in Kano The airline made […]
March 22, 2019
Would have warned people about the mcat system. it was an add-on. it didnt come standard with the model. should it have initially, and certainly should it have after the first crash of lion air when it became apparent to pilots that said there is something on board that you didnt know about. >> it was developed to be a cheaper airplane to fly on fuel costs. boeing developed it in a way that it wouldnt require a lot of training, and then it wanted to have an option of selling the airplane at a pr...
January 28, 2019
Over the coming days and weeks, the agency will assess immediate post shutdown needs, prioritize those needs and deploy the appropriate resources to address them. with us now to discuss, once again, trish gill bert, executive vice president of the national air traffic controllers association. thanks for joining us once again. let me begin on the safety issue because you told us last week -- friday morning, you were concerned air traffic controllers at this point, given all the sick-outs, et cete...
May 12, 2010
Equipment, their people, their systems. their safety processes. >> reporter: but deflecting blame isnt easy when the president of the united states attaches your companys name to a disaster. >> they gave me an update on our effort to stop the bp oil spill. >> reporter: one public relations guru who represented environmental causes says bp has already lost the battle. >> they are not going to be able to get out from under it. >> reporter: public relations experts pointed to what happened to exxon...
May 12, 2010
Through their pr battle and the fight to save their companys reputation. >> reporter: for years, bp has tried to project an image as the environmentally responsible oil company. just check out its website and the company logo, a sun burst of green. now of course that image is in tatters, and the company is doing massive damage control. >> responsibility for safety on the drilling rig is with transocean. >> reporter: bps initial pr strategy, pass the buck. in a series of interviews and news confe...
May 3, 2010
Think this wasnt going to be that bad. >> you cant blame the government officials. they were all there ready to work. first responders were there. b.p. told them, we have it under control. we have it capped and people left. >> reporter: as to the cause, the best they can do right now is talk about the piece of equipment that obviously didnt work. tony hayward, the ceo, said a device called the blowout preventer, these are his words, is the ultimate fail-safe mechanism and for whatever reason, it...