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Five airlines selected by NAHCON for 2027 Hajj pilgrimage
NAHCON has authorized five airlines to conduct 2027 Hajj airlift operations following a strict vetting process to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.
United Nigeria Airlines Reveals Financial Strain Due to Escalating Costs
United Nigeria Airlines management reports that surging operational costs, exacerbated by the Middle East crisis, are forcing the company to utilize reserve funds to sustain operations.
Air Peace Reports N2 Billion Loss from Union Picketing and Demands Federal Probe
Nigeria's largest airline, Air Peace, says it lost over N2 billion due to union picketing and is calling for a government investigation into the security breaches and financial impact.
Nigeria explores seat-for-debt plan to resolve airline liabilities
The Nigerian government is weighing a proposal to allow domestic airlines to pay off over 60 billion naira in aviation debts by providing flight tickets instead of cash.
NCAA Addresses Aviation Workers Strike Status
The NCAA has called for an end to the aviation strike, promising that Minister Festus Keyamo will resolve the underlying disputes upon his return from abroad.
Air Peace Issues Apology Following Union-Led Flight Disruptions
Air Peace has apologized to passengers after labor unions blocked airport terminals in Lagos and Abuja, forcing the cancellation of scheduled flights.
NAMA Chief Calls for Increased Funding to Upgrade Airspace Safety
NAMA Managing Director Engr. Farouk Umar highlights the urgent need for increased funding to replace obsolete aviation equipment and ensure the safety of Nigerian airspace.
NCAA Seeks Reinstatement of 65% Ticket Sales Charge Share to Bolster Aviation Safety
The NCAA is lobbying the House of Representatives to restore its 65 per cent share of aviation charges, warning that budget cuts jeopardize safety oversight and international compliance.
NAMA Requests 56% Revenue Share to Sustain Airspace Safety
NAMA is seeking a 56% share of the statutory aviation revenue pool to address rising operational costs, while the African Aviation and Aerospace University has requested 10% for research and manpower development.
NAAE’s NCAA branch opposes TSC funding changes, cites safety risks
The NCAA branch of the National Association of Air Traffic Engineers has distanced itself from national leadership proposals to change the Ticket Sales Charge formula, warning that reduced funding for the regulator could threaten aviation safety.