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Only 100,000 of 1.4bn Africans travel by air - Vimarsana News

Only 100,000 of 1.4bn Africans travel by air

The just concluded Aviation Africa Summit 2023 hosted by Nigeria has exposed the wide gap in air travel in Africa despite the implementation of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), one of the projects of the African Union to create a single market for air transport in Africa. As of July, last year, 34…

Court renews order regarding proposed Nigeria Air - Vimarsana News

Court renews order regarding proposed Nigeria Air

The Federal High Court in Lagos has renewed its order directing the Federal Government and domestic airlines to maintain status quo in their suit concerning the establishment of a proposed national carrier called Nigeria Air.

AFRAA forges close engagement with Nigerian Member airlines - Vimarsana News

AFRAA forges close engagement with Nigerian Member airlines

The CEO Dialogues initiative was launched in 2022 as part of AFRAA's goal to engage with member leadership to create dialogue that is required to enhance the Association's value addition.

Debt for local airlines totals N45.29 billion - Vimarsana News

Debt for local airlines totals N45.29 billion

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N45bn Domestic Airlines' Debt May Cripple Aviation In Nigeria – Capt Nuhu - Vimarsana News

N45bn Domestic Airlines' Debt May Cripple Aviation In Nigeria – Capt Nuhu

August 30, (THEWILL) - Capt. Musa Nuhu, the Director-General, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has warned domestic airline operators who are still owning the agencies to pay their debts. The debts have been estimated to the tune of over N45 billion owed Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and Nigerian Airspace