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  Amidst the clamour by foreign airlines to repatriate their trapped funds, amounting to $800m, no fewer than four domestic airlines have over $54m (N43.4bn) trapped with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Daily Trust can report. The money comprises foreign exchange forward paid to the CBN as well as payment for participating airlines in…

Ethiopian Airlines has finally broken its silence over its involvement in the controversial Nigeria Air project launched by the last administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. The largest airline in Africa through its Group Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Mesfin Tasew disclosed that the airline was almost withdrawing from the deal but it was prevailed upon by…

Our businesses at risk – Indigenous carriers Go and build your capacity – Foreign airlines What Bilateral Air Service Agreement says   Foreign and domestic airlines have disagreed on the plan by the federal government to stop multiple entry points for the former. While domestic airlines are complaining that the decision to allow foreign airlines…

Nigerian domestic airlines are in a race to meet the January 2025 deadline set by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to raise their minimum aircraft to six, Daily Trust can report.  Amidst the opposition trailing the move by the NCAA which has been inculcated in the recently amended Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations (NigCAR), the…