African Airlines Soar With 22.1% Revenue Growth, But Challenges Loom In Nigeria
African airlines experienced a robust 22.1% surge in Revenue Passenger Kilometers for November 2023, showcasing resilience amid industry challenges.
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Airlines To Refund 25% To Passengers For Cancelled Flight – NCAA
Capt. Chris Najomo, Acting Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, announced a policy compelling airlines to offer a 25% rebate to affected passengers for delays or cancellations starting January 2024.
Aero Aircraft Incident: Keyamo Apologises, Emphasizes Urgency For Second Runway In Abuja Airport
Minister of Aviation, Festus Kayemo has offered an apology for the flight disruptions experienced by air travelers throughout the country due to the Aero Contractors' aircraft incident on the runway of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja (NAIA) on Sunday.
JUST IN: Airlines To Shut Down Operations From Monday As Aviation Fuel Hits N700
The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has disclosed plans to shut down operations nationwide. AON explained that the shutdown would take effect from Monday, due to the increase in the price of aviation fuel which cost N700 per litre. Prime Business Africa
Omicron: Airlines Risk Ban As NCAA Lists New Boarding Rules
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has disclosed that international airlines will be asked to pay $3500 fine on each passenger flown into the country without complying with the federal government’s Revised COVID-19 Provisional Quarantine protocol. The NCAA explained that non-compliance with
Foreign Airlines Directed To Board Passengers Without Covid-19 Payment
FOREIGN Airlines around the world have been instructed by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), to board passengers coming back to Nigeria, who are not able to present evidence of payment for a repeat covid19 test.
Airlines to refund 100% airfare to passengers after two-hour delay
The Federal Government has made it mandatory for airline operators in Nigeria to refund passengers their money after a two-hour delay. Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, disclosed this on Thursday at the weekly State House Briefing in Aso Villa, Abuja. The minister
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